Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

The Mets took the opener. The Marlins took the second game. Now we are at the end of the first series of the season. A win here takes the series, and a winning record. For the Mets today, a lot … Continue reading →

Reyes took a big step to coming back to Flushing yesterday as he played a full game in an extended Spring Training Game. At the plate he went 2-5 (both singles). The word on the street is that he is … Continue reading →

I work a lot with numbers in a given day (my studies are in Physics and Astrophysics) so when talking baseball stats in the beginning of the season, my friends and I like to predict how the media will react … Continue reading →

It has been an interesting Opening Day so far (I say so far because technically Opening Day includes 4/4, 4/5 and 4/6) and there have been a lot moments to write about. For example, there is David Wright showing power … Continue reading →

Today's game was the best way the Mets could have started the season. David Wright hitting a two run home run in the first inning to put the Mets in the lead says a ton of things for this Mets … Continue reading →

Opening Day! Ace vs Ace! With all of the terrible facts about the Mets your “friends” might be telling you today, in order to bring you down, here's one you can tell them. The Mets have the longest active Opening … Continue reading →

Tomorrow is Opening Day and will start another marathon for the New York Mets. The Mets have basically become the insult bag for the major leagues, where pretty much every media outlet doesn't think twice about insulting the Amazin's. As … Continue reading →

With the final four starting today, you would think over the last week the basketball world would be buzzing about the possible Cinderella story in Butler. However, there has been a lot of focus on a very unfortunate inevitability that … Continue reading →

With the season starting tomorrow, its time to look at the MLB Playoffs this year. Starting with the American League, here are the teams that made the playoffs, and how I think the games will break down: AL East: YankeesAL … Continue reading →

Interesting tweet this morning from Troy Renck, Denver Post, Rockies: “The Phillies are kicking the tires a bit on Redding. They had interest in him over the winter. For now, Kendrick is Blanton's replacement” First off, I don't know if … Continue reading →