Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

Originally, I never considered Granderson ever becoming a Met (even though he does meet the Mets needs). Tim Dierkes, the guru at MLBTradeRumors posted his annual Top 50 Free Agent list this past week with predictions where players will end … Continue reading →

Baseball America released their annual review of the Mets farm system with the top 10 list. You can read the article here. Anyway the list is: Noah Syndegaard Travis d’Arnaud Rafael Montero Dominic Smith Kevin Plawecki Wilmer Flores Amed Rosario … Continue reading →

The crunch on the 40-man roster has started today as the Mets have activated 7 players from the 60-Day DL back to the 40-man. The following players were activated: Ike Davis Josh Edgin Matt Harvey Jeremy Hefner Jenry Mejia Bobby … Continue reading →

You can make the very strong argument that the Hot Stove has been lit, especially for the Mets, for a while now (and I’d actually make an argument that with constant news coverage of typical “off-season” stories that the Hot … Continue reading →

Almost every Mets related site this weekend posted a story about how the Mets are about to face a 40 -Man Roster cut. In case you didn’t read any of it, the incredibly short version is the Mets have 8 … Continue reading →

Two developing stories could impact the Mets off-season plans. With Harvey down, the Mets are in the market for a veteran pitcher because any internal options for the Mets would involve rookies. While rookies are great for 2015, they could … Continue reading →

You know those moments in life when you are stuck between the decisions of something you really want to do vs. something you have to to do? Matt Harvey had to make one of those decisions yesterday. He had the … Continue reading →

The 2013 playoffs officially start tonight but really started last night. The 2013 season could not be contained in 162 games forcing the Rays and Rangers to meet in a one game play in to the Wild Card game which … Continue reading →

The season is finally coming to an end and despite how difficult it has been at times, I’ll still wake up tomorrow being disappointed there is no Mets baseball to follow, no on the field optimism about play in a … Continue reading →

The Mets and Brewers continue their final series of the season today as the Mets look to rebound from yesterday’s 4-2 loss. Today Aaron Harang gets the start again. On the season he is 5-12 over 137.1 innings with a … Continue reading →