Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

We are sorry for the interruption but today we bring you back to your regularly scheduled day game. The Mets play the 12:30 game today as they look to build off of yesterday's win featuring young Starter Dillon Gee. Today, … Continue reading →

Dillon Gee looked really good tonight, looking like the prospect we here at 213 thought he could be back in 2009 (check our Get To Know a Prospect on Gee from March 2009). Anyway he was phenomenal in his debut … Continue reading →

September is the month for young talent to come up to the majors and show the Mets brass the skills they have and what role they should have with the team going forward. This week we are going to feature … Continue reading →

In what feels like a streak of 10 day games in a row, the Mets and Nationals play a 1:00 game in beautiful (and it really is beautiful here today) DC. The Mets are coming off another series where they … Continue reading →

I literally didn't believe the score at first today. Earlier today it was a beautiful day in DC, and the Mets were trailing at that moment 3-2 and I decided that, well, I should probably go outside and enjoy the … Continue reading →

While looking for random video's, I found this 30 second gem. If you look at in a critical way, I think you can extract what makes the minor leagues so much fun. The video is a little goofy, colorful and … Continue reading →

The Mets look to avoid the sweep in the Windy City this afternoon as they take on the Cubs for game three. The Cubs offense was too much for the Mets on Friday and yesterday the Mets just couldn't get … Continue reading →

This season has been a new type of frustration for Mets fans. Well maybe not a new type, just a type we were hoping to not have to experience. Essentially, for the vast majority of the season, we have been … Continue reading →

We reached the end of our journey for the 2005 Mr. Met commercials! In this final entry, Mr. Met digs up a blast from the past, the bullpen car, and tries to launch in the air by driving it over … Continue reading →

We are nearing the end of our journey! In this installment, Mr. Met decides that the radar guns used by scouts and for the in house speed clock would be better used clocking how fast Mr. Met can run: