Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

The Red Sox made an overnight trip to the East Coast of Florida, starting play with the Mets. This is excellent so we don’t have to see the Braves and Nationals 5,930 times in Spring. Here’s what you need to … Continue reading →

Even in a fake game, it feels good to beat the Braves, hopefully the Mets will make a habit of it this Spring. Here’s what you need to know from this game: Dilson Herrera had another 0-3 day at the … Continue reading →

The first of the two games the Mets played on Saturday saw them go into a deep hole, and then almost come out of it as the Mets lost 8-7 to the Marlins. Here are key take-aways from the game: … Continue reading →

One former Met has made his way to DC, Mike Carp. He was drafted in 2004 and joined a collection of Mets that had similar talents at the time (like Murphy and Jacobs). Out of the group, Murphy went onto … Continue reading →

Two former Mets have gone south on 95 to play for the Phillies: Aaron Harang and Jeff Francoeur, and interesting combination. Aaron Harang made some spots starts for the Mets in 2013, and last year became a critical part of … Continue reading →

Miami! The former home of Jose Reyes! But still the home of three former Mets. First, the most famous one, Jordany Valdespin. Valdespin, the man right now, broke out with the Mets and while he had a lot of energy … Continue reading →

The Mets won today. But that doesn’t matter. What matters is Harvey pitched and he looked good. He hit 96-98 mph on the fastball, worked in his slider and curveball and struck out 3 batters over two clean innings. He … Continue reading →

Many Baseball Analysts have been saying for the majority of the off-season that in order for the Mets to do well in 2015, they need bounce back years from David Wright and today’s projection player, Curtis Granderson. Granderson wasn’t terrible … Continue reading →

The Mets can’t beat the Nationals in a fake game either, as they dropped tonight’s game by the score of 5-4 after a late comeback by the Nationals. But, like all Spring games, the score wasn’t the important part of … Continue reading →

Two former Mets find themselves in enemy territory with Atlanta. John Buck recently signed on the Braves as he continues to find his way back on to a major league squad. He was drafted in 1998 by the Astros and … Continue reading →