Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

It’s the penultimate spring training game! The Mets will spend the last two days of spring on the same field with an early game against the Astros today and then an early game with the Nationals tomorrow. After that the … Continue reading →

As spring winds down, we wind down our Non-Roster Invitation coverage. Today we’ll look at Daniel Palka who the Mets signed as a free agent out of the Nationals organization. Daniel Palka got a long look this spring and impressed … Continue reading →

The last several days for the Mets have been absolutely wild and not the fun kind of wild: Thursday Night: World learns of a possible Jacob deGrom injury Friday Late Morning: deGrom has an MRI – Mets say they will … Continue reading →

Mets Opening Day is only a few days away (and depending on when you read this, it may have already happened!). We are winding down our coverage of Non-Roster Invitees trying to make the team and as expected, we are … Continue reading →

Will I finish the Non-Roster Invitation Preview series before the start of the season? Maybe! We’re cutting it close! We have a few more players to look at and today’s – Travis Jankowski – has gotten a long during spring … Continue reading →

Mets fans got the news last night we didn’t want to hear – a Jacob deGrom scratch. He was experienced right shoulder tightness, announced fairly late last night, and is not expected to make his scheduled start. As you can … Continue reading →

For the last several days we’ve been at an awkward phase with our NRI Preview series – players were are previewing have already been sent to minor league camp. This happens every year when we space out on preview a … Continue reading →

The Mets broke a 3-game win streak last night with a 5-3 loss against the Houston Astros in extra innings. Tonight, they look to return to the (meaningless) win column against the Washington Nationals. The Nationals, 1-10 this Spring, are … Continue reading →

The Mets have had a couple of top prospects in camp this year including Brett Baty, the third basemen who’s been making noise for a new seasons now. Going into this season, Brett Baty is ranked as the #39 prospect … Continue reading →

If only the Mets season had already started. Last night the Mets fired on all cylinders in their 10-0 victory over the Marlins. Overall, the Mets clobbered 15 hits with Brandon Nimmo, Francisco Lindor, Jeff McNeil and Dominic Smith each … Continue reading →