Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

As we head down the pipe to Pitchers and Catchers, Spring Training, Spring Training Games and the 2015 season, computers are rolling out 2015 projections on how every player will perform. Before getting a 2015 preview, at 213 Miles From … Continue reading →

As we head down the pipe to Pitchers and Catchers, Spring Training, Spring Training Games and the 2015 season, computers are rolling out 2015 projections on how every player will perform. Before getting a 2015 preview, at 213 Miles From … Continue reading →

As we head down the pipe to Pitchers and Catchers, Spring Training, Spring Training Games and the 2015 season, computers are rolling out 2015 projections on how every player will perform. Before getting a 2015 preview, at 213 Miles From … Continue reading →

Wilmer Flores presents a common problem the Mets have had over the last couple of seasons. Flores is slightly better than average, exactly average or maybe a bit below average, which is why it is difficult to replace him. There … Continue reading →

Happy New Year! The calendar has flipped over to 2015 and there are only 48 until Pitchers and Catchers report (or 47 depending on when you read this, or like 30-something because so many players show up to camp early). … Continue reading →

Teams deciding to rebuild, buy or stay pat sometimes have to measure themselves against what other teams in the division are doing. For example, the Reds traded Latos after the Cubs signed Lester. The NL West has been an interesting … Continue reading →

The Padres are attempting to accomplish the difficult feat of turning around their major league performance in one off-season. After striking out on the free agency market for Panda and Tomas, the Padres have decided to trade the farm system. … Continue reading →

Around the Minaya-Era, Mets fans experienced bleak farm system reviews. Our market hyped up our prospects, some deserved, some not, and mixed with some bad luck (Reese Havens never staying healthy), the Mets never really had rave reviews on the … Continue reading →

Alex Rios signed a one year, 11 million dollar contract with the Royals yesterday. Alex Rios. Who had a nice .280 BA, but an average/below average (especially for the price) OBP at .311. Alex Rios who last year hit 4 … Continue reading →