Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

Since writing that article yesterday, the trade went through where Milton Bradley was sent over to the Mariners for Carlos Silvia, which means two things. First, the Cubs were able to get rid of their bad contract and got a … Continue reading →

Over at Fan Huddle, I just wrote an article about the Mets front office actually making a good move. Now while these moves by our front office are few and far between (recently) the signing this week of Wally Backman … Continue reading →

Over at Fan Huddle I have reviewed all of the Mets moves so far this off season. Check it out.

Over at Fan Huddle, I wrote about my reactions to the Hermida trade from the Marlins to the Red Sox and why it impacts the Mets.

Over at Fan Huddle, I just posted an article about who the Mets should get if they had to pick either one of John Lackey or Matt Holliday. To save you the suspense, I picked John Lackey. Why? Read the … Continue reading →

Over at Fan Huddle, I just wrote an article about a disturbing situation that occurred this week. In a report by Peter Gammons, it has become unclear who the real GM is. He states that it really is Jeff Wilpon, … Continue reading →

First, read this story. This story raises up the tradition of keeping homerun balls and giving them back. As the article states, the first really famous situation of this was Marris's 61st where Roger wanted the fan to keep it. … Continue reading →

Hey Readers! Have you heard of Fan Huddle? Its a new website that features over 200 writers that are writing for every major sport and every team. Well I am the representative writing for the New York Mets. Its a … Continue reading →

When switching from Shea to Citi one of the bigger selling points was the Mets were going to transfer from playing in a stadium to playing in a ballpark. That means baseball is the sport that will be played on … Continue reading →

The Mets finish up the 2009 baseball season today as they play they the Houston Astros. While we all have strong feelings about this team, and as a group, have gone through a lot this year, it is always hard … Continue reading →