Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

The next sentence could have been written today, in 2017, 2016, 2015, 2014 (you get the point). What do the Mets do with Wilmer Flores. He’s great against lefties, has the potential to put up strong numbers, it is unclear … Continue reading →

I love baseball. I love to eat. The Mets have made it easy the last few years to fall in love with food at the ballpark. The more ballparks I’ve been too, the more I’ve learned that the Mets are … Continue reading →

When I wrote the 2017 Projections Article last year for Jose Reyes, I did not expect Jose Reyes to have as major of a role on the team as he did but injuries are terrible and trades were plentiful, so … Continue reading →

Today’s 2017 Projection Review has renewed interest – Jay Bruce! The Mets off-season was stuck in neutral until the Mets signed a 3 year, 39 million deal with Jay Bruce, a player Mets fans wanted to trade away off-season, a … Continue reading →

Yesterday we posted an article looking at 5 players the Mets could play at second or third in the upcoming season (Frazier, Harrison, Nunez, Cabrera, Reyes) after reading this article this morning on MLB Trade Rumors, we realized that we … Continue reading →

Update: There’s a Part 2 Here. This includes Walker, Phillips and Escobar. The Mets have signaled that they want to acquire a new second basemen (or maybe a third basemen). Harrison wants to be traded. Frazier, Nunez and Reyes are still … Continue reading →

I almost debated not doing a reviewing projections for David Wright since he never made it back to the majors last year. Here’s what the computer models thought coming into the season: David Wright PA AB R HR RBI SB … Continue reading →

In about a month the focus will be on Spring Training, the Mets roster, hopes, dreams, etc and STAT PROJECTIONS. Wonderful Stat Projections. But do they pan out? Let’s take a walk down memory lane going through last year’s projections … Continue reading →

I am rarely critical of a low-risk, high-reward signing. I think it’s in my nature. Maybe I played Pokemon and Magic the Gathering too long as a child/adolescent so I’m used to spending $2.99 on a pack of cards (please, … Continue reading →

TJ Rivera on the Citi Field Scoreboard