Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

The Mets took the series against the first place Cubs over the weekend and now welcome the last place Pirates to Citi Field. The Pirates fired their Manger Derek Shelton last Thursday as the team was free falling through the … Continue reading →

Heads up! MLB is doing that thing again where it’s more difficult to watch one Sunday baseball game and that game happens to be the Cubs vs Mets this week. Over the last several years MLB has played around with … Continue reading →

The Mets homered early and often Friday night in their first clash against the Cubs. Lindor started things off for the Mets with a lead-off home run. In the second inning Brett Baty and Jeff McNeil homered. Juan Soto joined … Continue reading →

It’s a first place clash this weekend at Citi Field! The first place Chicago Cubs (22-16) head into town to face off against the first place New York Mets (24-14). The Chicago Cubs have gotten to this point with their … Continue reading →

Good news for the Mets today! They do not have to face Zac Gallen! The Mets had another late start last night and Zac Gallen just mowed through the Mets lineup, allowing one run over seven innings. The Diamondbacks as … Continue reading →

Injuries are piling up for the Mets, but they were able to push the negative news and the two game slide aside with a 5-4 late night win against the Diamondbacks. Before the game the Mets announced that it was … Continue reading →

Yesterday was a weird day in Mets land. The Mets lost both games by a total of two runs while leaving a whopping 22 runners on base. In addition to racking up base runners, it just felt like the Mets … Continue reading →

Juan Uribe will be happy today, because there’s more baseball to watch! Hope you remembered to turn your TV dial from WPIX to SNY for game two of the split-doubleheader. The extra time between the games this afternoon isn’t ideal … Continue reading →

The Mets absolved their hitting woes Friday night and scored nine runs on 17 hits against the Cardinals. It was the second time in three games that the Mets left at least 10 runners on base, but that doesn’t matter … Continue reading →

The Mets absolved their hitting woes last night and scored nine runs on 17 hits against the Cardinals. It was the second time in three games that the Mets left at least 10 runners on base, but that doesn’t matter … Continue reading →