Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

Hey folks, just a light Game Preview today (not enough time to compose a full one). The Mets try to take game two against the Phillies tonight as Misch gets his first start of the season. In AAA this year, … Continue reading →

The Mets will try to make it two in a row, for the first time since June, tonight as they take on the Phillies at Citi-Field. The last three games that the Mets have won have all been shutouts including … Continue reading →

And now to honor a contender for the 2010 Mets MVP: (via Daily Stache) Because sometimes, your 4th OF is about 78% of the team's total offense.

In cased you missed, because I sure did, Igarashi had to take a cab yesterday to get to Citi Field. Yeah, a cab. He was currently in Scranton, PA (think The Office) when he boarded a cab at 9:30 in … Continue reading →

Yohan Almonte is not a household name, he's not talked about. However, Almonte is putting together a very impressive statistical season at Brooklyn this year, similar to what Cahoon was doing in Savannah earlier. It is hard learning about a … Continue reading →

The Mets and Rockies play the rubber game at an early 12:10 time slot today as the Mets try to take the series. Last night was the same old story for Niese and by same old story I just mean … Continue reading →

Poor Jon Niese. Really I now feel bad for him. Jon had another great outing last night, actually nearly identical to his previous outing where he allowed only 1 ER (1 R total) over 7 innings of work and left … Continue reading →

Eight Brooklyn Cyclones have made the All-Star team for the New York Penn League which is the most by far than any other NYPL team. This of course, shouldn't be surprising because the Cyclones are by far the best team … Continue reading →

“We Just Tell Ourselves Success is a Nuissance” -Ron Artest, MetropoliTONS of FUN Rap(about why we are losing)

I finally got my act together and uploaded about 49 pictures on the web in order to create a multi-part photo essay here to explain what it was like to be at the National Sports Collectors Convention. If you want … Continue reading →