Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

Two weeks ago the Mets played terribly losing 5 games in a row to sub-500 teams. This past week the Mets won 6 of 7 games against sub-500 teams. The result? The Mets are back to .500. The reward? They … Continue reading →

The Mets and Tigers play the rubber game of their three game set before the Mets go off to LA to play the Dodgers tomorrow. Yesterday, shockingly, was a low scoring affair for both starting pitchers and didn’t get interesting … Continue reading →

The Mets ended their 4 game winning streak yesterday with a 9-8 loss to the Tigers. Noah Syndergaard struggled and allowed 6 runs and Gagnon had his first bad outing in a while allowing 3, so despite the Mets offense … Continue reading →

Last week the Mets lost twice to the Nationals and then got swept by the Marlins. Against the Nationals they didn’t even face the two anchors of their staff. It was a low point in the Mets season that led … Continue reading →

In the most improbable way, the Mets have won three games in a row! This afternoon they look to sweep the Nationals. Last night the Mets were trailing 1-0 until the 8th inning. They got the exact start they needed … Continue reading →

The Mets came back multiple times last night and won! Now Max Scherzer stands in the way for the Mets making a three game winning streak! Last night the Mets fell early 1-0 and then several innings later tied it … Continue reading →

In a shocking deviation from the recent narrative, the Mets actually won a ball game last night against a team on paper they should win against! The Mets opened the game with two solo homers from Amed Rosario and Pete … Continue reading →

As of 5:30 AM, Mickey Callaway is still the manager of the Mets. Yesterday the Mets lost 3-0 against the Marlins. Swept by the fish, the Mets have looked absolutely lifeless the last couple of days from the plate wasting … Continue reading →

The Mets lost to the Marlins again and things are really looking bad for the Mets right now who play with a combination of aloofness and apathy. Hopefully the god of Thunder pitching today can get the Mets back on … Continue reading →

The Mets dropped their third straight game last night. In their last three losses they have lost twice to the Nationals, the 4th place team in the division and now once to the Marlins. There were redeeming aspects to the … Continue reading →