Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

Its just about 3:00 on November 4th, and if you haven't gone out to vote yet, make sure you do. It doesn't matter who you vote for, you have to go vote. Turnout is going to be amazing today, and … Continue reading →

With the Phillies win in the World Series last night, we can finally put the 2008 season behind us, and open up the 08-09 offseason. The moment we have been waiting for a month has arrived as the teams are … Continue reading →

The closer free agent market is pretty limited to just K-Rod and Fuentes, but there are a good number of closers that can be acquired based on trade. Is that right way to go? My gut inclination right now is … Continue reading →

Yesterday, I expressed my concerns about Kunz because of an inning where a manager allowed Kunz to stay in the game for one out and allow 8 runs. I was worried that type of performance would carry over to his … Continue reading →

A while ago, I wrote an entry about how we do not have a rivalry with the Phillies. If you ask me that question again today I will stick with my answer that we do not. However, the Phils have … Continue reading →

The AFL has been going on a couple weeks now, so it seems like a good time to update the progress of our players out west. Lets start out with the player that we are looking at the most, especially … Continue reading →

I know this goes against what I wrote earlier today, but part of running a blog is writing what pops in your head, so here it goes again. One area where there will be, if not already, a lot of … Continue reading →

As part of the tour of the team directly after of the season, today we move to the Outfield. I always have a weird feeling with the Outfield because sometimes I feel its could be one of our stronger assets … Continue reading →

This is my first crack at the changes the Mets need to make in order to be successful for the entire season next year. With this entry, I am going to try to contain my comments and opinions only on … Continue reading →

Well with that loss the Mets have played their last game at Shea Stadium. We have a lot to look at and talk about, but for now, I think its only appropriate to step back and appreciate the good times … Continue reading →