Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

The major holding pattern over the MLB Hot Stove has been eased tonight as it looks like the Dodgers have signed Greinke to a 6 year, 145 million deal. At this moment (8:54, ET), the deal is not close to … Continue reading →

November 30th, Chan Ho Park retired from baseball after playing for almost every professional baseball team in the world, and at his press conference he had all of the uniforms lined up. Now I’ve struggled to find a really good … Continue reading →

Winter Meetings ended yesterday and the Mets made one gigantic splash! It was great! Did you hear about? It was really monumental! The Mets selected Lobstein from the Rays in the Rule V draft, then immediately traded him to the Tigers … Continue reading →

The surprise of the Winter Meetings for me has been the Red Sox. Mainly, this is not the direction I thought they would go. In the middle of last season, the Red Sox were able to dump all of their … Continue reading →

Buster Olney reported earlier tonight that MLB Executives wonder if the Red Sox signing Shane Victorino is clearing a way to move Ellsbury for starting pitching. The Mets and the Red Sox have been linked over starting pitching, and originally … Continue reading →

Yesterday’s Winter Meeting action can be placed in two categories: things that happened and incredible amount of rumors swirling about things that might happen. I guess that’s not different than any Winter Meetings. Sources are via MLB Trade Rumors and … Continue reading →

The Mets have not been public with their list of catching targets, so this is all speculative. When reports came out that Soto was non-tendered by the Rangers, there was some murmurs from Mets blogs, this one included, that Soto … Continue reading →

The Mets finally lit the hot stove last week with the extension to David Wright, and now they head into Nashville with a lot to do, but a lot of different ways to do it. There are three items that … Continue reading →

When it comes to batters this season, just look at how the player comes up to bat. Are they left handed? Not really interested. The Mets had major problems facing left handed starters last year as not only the “thump” … Continue reading →