Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

For a second Sunday in a row, the New York Mets go for a sweep this afternoon! The Mets had 17 walks and 17 runs on Friday Night to beat the Athletics by 11 runs. Yesterday afternoon the Mets had … Continue reading →

The Mets finally had a breakout day for the offense! The Mets worked 17 walks last night and scored 17 runs as they took the series opener from the Oakland Athletics. The 17-6 win was enough to flip the Mets … Continue reading →

The Mets head to California for a long ten-game road trip with the Mets playing in Oakland, Los Angeles and San Francisco. This is on the heels of a three game series against the San Diego Padres – the Mets … Continue reading →

I finally got to a Mets game for the first time in 2023 this week. Since 2018 I’ve had a pretty established routine when going to a game. First, I show up way too early and end up walking around … Continue reading →

For the second straight day the Mets will try to do something they failed to last season – win a series against the Padres. Last night the Mets were able to load the bases in the first inning but couldn’t … Continue reading →

The New York Mets look to do something they didn’t do all of last season – win a series against the Padres. Max Scherzer labored last night and was still able to give the Mets five innings of shutout baseball. … Continue reading →

The Mets look revenge today as they take on the Padres for the first time since the Padres knocked the Mets out of the 2022 playoffs. The Mets enter tonight’s series coming off of a series win against the Marlins. … Continue reading →

The Mets look to close out the weekend with a win and a sweep this afternoon at Citi Field! Yesterday the Mets rolled through the Marlins thanks to an excellent start from Kodai Senga and Pete Alonso’s fourth homer in … Continue reading →

Winning cures all ails! The Mets came home to Citi Field yesterday after a terrible three game set with the Brewers. The team record was only 3-4 but it felt like the Mets were in this spiral of ineffective pitching … Continue reading →

The Mets finally play at home today for the first time in 2023. The Mets have gone through a long spring training and first week of the season that has seen numerous injuries, a disappearing offense, struggling pitching and a … Continue reading →