Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

With the first game of the season comes the first off day of the season. It is funny in a very non-humorous way that we wait so long for opening day only to have it followed by an off day. … Continue reading →

The Mets won the first game of season today, bringing their opening day winning streak up to four games (2006, 2007, 2008, and now 2009, remember 2005 when we started 0-5, not fun). The real story today was originally going … Continue reading →

Just for fun, I decided to try to predict all of the Opening Day games from tonight through Tuesday (15 games). The one thing every team has in common right now is they all have the same record of 0-0, … Continue reading →

Today I went to Nationals Park to see the Nationals take on the Orioles for an exhibition game, the last one of the Spring for both teams. As always, I have plenty of stories from the game because if you … Continue reading →

Here are some statistical achievements and even numbers some Mets players could pass this year (In no Particular Order): Sheffield 500 HRCastillo 1500 GDelgado 1500 RBIBeltran 1000 RBIReyes 1000 HDelgado 500 2BDelgado 500 HRWright 200 2BWright 500 RBIWright 100 SBReyes … Continue reading →

The Mets opened up Citi with a win last night and it was my first time seeing the Mets new home…on the computer of course (I have looked at my schedule and the first time this season I think I … Continue reading →

I was so excited a few seasons ago when Sheffield went to the Tigers. Why? He is one of those players I have always loved to watch, but always felt bad inside about rooting for because of pinstripes across his … Continue reading →

In this addition of baseball notes, there is a lot to go over. First thing up is if you get an email talking about Passover and all of the people who celebrate it, including Theo Epstein, part of the email … Continue reading →

The title says it all. That is the big story for last night's 4-1 win over the Nationals in a night time spring training game. Santana went out there for 7 innings allowed only 4 hits, one run, didn't walk … Continue reading →

We are getting close to the end of Spring meaning it is time to once again look at the bench and see who is going to be going to New York with the big league squad and who will return, … Continue reading →