Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

At the start of the off-season, Daniel Zamora pretty much had to make the roster. He was the only lefty in the Mets bullpen that existed. As the off-season continued the Mets signed several players to compete with Zamora. First … Continue reading →

Mets baseball is back! For the first time in a while the Mets turned over their roster quite a bit as there are a number of players who could be making their orange and blue debuts today. The NL East … Continue reading →

Happy Opening Day! We’ll get to a game preview and everything else for the best of the day of the year a little bit later. Right now, we are still trying to finish our annual projection meta-analysis series where we … Continue reading →

Tomorrow is Opening Day! We still have four 2019 projections to go through meaning we’ll keep our tradition of failing to wrap this series up by the time the season starts for another year. For a third straight day we’ll … Continue reading →

Jason Vargas was a disaster for the Mets in the first half of last year and then he rebounded in the second half. He was injured in Spring Training and didn’t start rehabbing until around the start of the season. … Continue reading →

The Mets drafted Zach Rheams out of Texas Tech last year in the 27th round. He hasn’t popped up on any major sites top 30 prospect lists yet and wasn’t on my radar at all until I got a copy … Continue reading →

It’s the end of Spring Training! In some technical sense, the Mets broke camp yesterday as they are going to Syracuse directly after today’s game and then to DC. We’re not expecting many big stars to play today and as … Continue reading →

Originally I was going to write today’s article yesterday at 8:00 AM. In the universe I did that, this Syndergaard article gets buried thanks to his on the record conversation making the rounds on every Mets media site. As an … Continue reading →

We are so close to the regular season! The Mets have two spring training games left, one today against the Nationals and one tomorrow against the Orioles. But today is the last home game which means the line up, minus … Continue reading →

I debated about writing this article, but decided to do what I do most years and write it anyway. Drew Smith had Tommy John surgery about 10 days ago and won’t pitch at all this season. I had already pulled … Continue reading →