Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

The Mets will try for three in a row tonight as they go west to San Francisco. The Mets will be sending out Oliver Perez tonight, who will hopefully give us a Dr. Jekyll tonight rather than his Mr. Hyde. … Continue reading →

The calender has turned the page into June, which means another collection of Major League teams making creative and fun promotions and giveaways. The Mets actually made the list this month with their give-away on June 14th. On the 14th, … Continue reading →

It has always amazed me how emotions can change over the course of a 162 game season. A three game winning streak can completely change how everyone feels. Last week, I was nearing depression. Baseball did not look good for … Continue reading →

The Mets open up their four game set with the Dodgers tonight as they try to pull their winning ways into a three game streak. The Mets and the Dodgers played 3 earlier this month in LA where the only … Continue reading →

As many of you know out there, I live right outside of Baltimore, meaning that I read the Baltimore Sun every morning. One of the really cool columns in the baseball section is the “Today In History” column, which highlights … Continue reading →

If there ever was a game within the past week that on paper it looks like the Mets would completely dominate, it would have to be tonight. Tonight the Mets have Santana going up against a highly touted young pitcher … Continue reading →

The Mets will try to forget about their last road trip as they come on home to New York to take on the first place Florida Marlins. The Mets have a 12-9 record at home, and a poor 11-16 record … Continue reading →

The Mets will try to get a win tonight after a disappointing loss last night. Another way to look at it is that the longest winning streak for the Mets this season is 5 games, the longest losing streak for … Continue reading →

The Mets find themselves in a position again where they are going to rely on Santana to pull the team out of a rut. The Mets were in a similar position last Saturday. They Mets just got off of a … Continue reading →

Today it looked like the Mets had momentum for the first half of the first inning, and then it disappeared. Between this afternoon's game and tonight's game the Mets can find what they had this past weekend in New York. … Continue reading →