Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

Full Disclosure: I’m wrote this game preview on July 2nd, so it is possible something has changed since then, or not, whatever. Imagine this game preview then as previewing a Mets game in another universe. Steven Matz had the debut … Continue reading →

Full Disclosure: I’m writing this game preview on July 2nd, so I have no idea if anything has happened that invalidates this! Happy Independence Day! Today the Mets and the Dodgers change into some different uniforms (and some very interesting … Continue reading →

The Mets head on the road after a tale of two different series at home this past week. The Mets started off with a sweep of the Reds and they followed their escape from Panic City with being swept by … Continue reading →

The Mets try to avoid the sweep today after two consecutive games where the pitching was on point but that bats were no where to be found. The Mets were shutout 2-0 last night in a game where the Cubs … Continue reading →

The Mets lost again yesterday by the score of 1-0. After getting a terrific start by Jon Niese and outings by the pen, they couldn’t score a single run and only recorded three hits throughout the night. Daniel Murphy returned … Continue reading →

The Mets are coming off a pretty good weekend and welcome the Cubs to Queens tonight to keep the good times going. The Mets swept the Reds this past weekend including two wins on Sunday (finishing Saturday’s game and then … Continue reading →

The Mets and the Reds will play two today, of sorts. Yesterday the Mets tried really hard to get the game in with the rain. I was there and I’ve never seen that much rain at a ballgame with the … Continue reading →

No Offense? No Problem. For the second straight game the Mets were able to muster up only 2 runs off of offense but it was enough as the Mets received another excellent start from their young pitching corps, this time … Continue reading →

The Mets were able to avoid the sweep yesterday behind Jacob deGrom and they look to start a series with three young guns to get back on track starting tonight with Syndergaard, Harvey on Saturday and Steven Matz with his … Continue reading →

The Mets are in a bad way right now. Last night was the 7th loss in a row and fell below .500 (and now 3.5 games out of first place). All the Mets offense was able to muster last night … Continue reading →