Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

If I lived in New York, I would have been watching the Mets game tonight, but I don't so I was watching the national game of the night, which was Tampa vs Angels. The game was very well played (still … Continue reading →

Living in Baltimore, I mostly get Orioles news. When it comes to fans and the Orioles, the news is usually negative. The front office shows no support, or they do bad PR moves (like that time they kicked a group … Continue reading →

I was in for a huge shock yesterday. The downside of my current job is that except for Thursdays and Fridays, I have little to no connection to the outside world, which is interesting feeling. Anyway. I came home yesterday … Continue reading →

I misspoke last week when I said the Mets were about to start two important series, one against the Phillies, the next against the Cards, because I didn't look at the schedule past the Cardinals. After the Cards, they have … Continue reading →

Before the Mets started their 10 game winning streak, there was talk about 8 games that would make or break their season. They had a four game set with the Cardinals and then a four game set with Philly. The … Continue reading →

It really has been a crazy half. In the first half of baseball the Rays and the Dbacks were two of the hottest teams in baseball, the Yankees spent considerable time in the cellar of their division, the Mets were … Continue reading →

Delgado struggled last year and if you look at his stats as a whole from this year, it looks like he is struggling again. However, when his numbers are split, one can see that he is starting to pick up … Continue reading →

The Braves have sent down Francoer to AA to find his swing. On the season he is batting .234 with a .121 over the last 18 games. He is one of those players that it is easy to forget his … Continue reading →

The Mets will attempt to take the opening game of the series tonight against the Texas Rangers. The Rangers have been described on TV as a team with the best hitting, but the worst pitching and the worst defense in … Continue reading →

We all remeber him. A very average player, whenever he was above average, he followed it by being below average. Our very own human rain delay, he would take his time between pitches. When the Mets didn't retain him, I … Continue reading →