Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

The wins and losses don’t matter in spring. Breakouts, difficult days and health are the signs of a successful spring. With that as a north star, yesterday was a rough day for the Mets. A couple of hours before the … Continue reading →

For a fourth season in a row the Mets are welcoming Hayden Senger to major league camp. Drafted in 2018, Senger has played all over the Mets farm system from the Kingsport Mets in the now-defunct rookie league all the … Continue reading →

The Mets have a record of 1-1-1 going into the third day of Spring Training games, which is honestly just fun to say. What wasn’t as fun was the games on Sunday. The Mets struggled on the road against the … Continue reading →

The Mets have only two catchers on the 40-man roster, so there is an open competition right now to be the “third” catcher if needed. The Mets have brought in four catchers as non-roster invitees to major league camp. Two … Continue reading →

Kevin Parada is one of four catchers in camp as non-roster invitees. The Mets right now only have two catchers on their 40-man roster, so for all four NRI catchers (Kevin Parada, Jakson Reetz, Hayden Senger and Chris Williams) there … Continue reading →

Waddell signed with Mets in mid-December on the same day that Jared Young signed an MLB split deal with the Mets. This is notable because both players were coming back stateside after some time with with the KBO’s Doosan Bears. … Continue reading →

As mentioned earlier, yesterday’s home crowd at Clover Park (7,394) just missed the record set in 2015 (7,444). Expect to see more scouts this afternoon, or just more attention by baseball professionals because of who the Mets are facing. Sandy … Continue reading →

What a start for the 2025 Mets yesterday! Juan Soto hit a home run in first spring at bat as a Met. Clay Holmes tossed three perfect innings in his first start. The almost broke the record for most fans … Continue reading →

Blade Tidwell is competing for a roster spot this season. If we were to rank prospects by how close they are to the majors, Tidwell, Dom Hamel and Brandon Sproat would round out the short list of starting pitchers who … Continue reading →

Cue the SNY music! Mets baseball is back! The Mets return to the baseball field, St. Lucie, our television sets and our lives this afternoon, taking on the Houston Astros. Juan Soto, one of the most exciting players in baseball, … Continue reading →