Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

The Mets signed Jose Rodriguez out of the Braves system earlier this off-season. The Angels originally signed him in 2012 and he made a cup-of-coffee major league debut in 2019 at the age of 23 years old. Between 2019 and … Continue reading →

The last couple of days we previewed pitchers in the prospect vein for the New York Mets, today we look at a veteran trying to push his way onto a major league roster this season. Felix Pena was signed by … Continue reading →

The Mets head back on the road this afternoon as they take on the Marlins for the first time this Spring. Yesterday the Cardinals handed the Mets the first loss of the Spring. The Cardinals got off to a strong … Continue reading →

In 2020 the Mets drafted Pete Crow-Armstrong, J.T. Ginn, Isaiah Greene, Anthony Walters, Matthew Dyer and Eric Orze. Pete was traded for Javier Baez, J.T. was traded for Chris Bassitt, Isaiah Greene was traded Francisco Lindor, Anthony Walters was released … Continue reading →

The Mets host the Cardinals for their first home spring training game of the year and for us in the Tri-State area, it is also the first televised Mets game of the year! Rejoice! Yesterday the Mets kicked off spring … Continue reading →

The Mets play baseball today! We just won’t be able to see it! The Mets head to the Nationals camp to play a rare night, Spring Training game. While you won’t be able to see it, you’ll be able to … Continue reading →

Today’s Non-Roster Invitee player should be familiar as Nogosek saw a cup of coffee with the Mets in 2019 and in 2021! Between those two years the right handed pitcher totaled 9.1 innings over 8 games, allowing 10 runs from … Continue reading →

Non-Roster Invitees essentially come from three categories: Prospects not on the 40-man yet Veterans trying to make it with a new club Players in the organization for a while, and it’s time for them to take the next step Today’s … Continue reading →

The Mets last year had to dip into their depth to an extreme level – meaning we saw more than a handful non-roster invitees in Queens. Now that’s not a good thing, as it meant something went terribly wrong (and … Continue reading →

The Mets look to win their last game of the season today and take the series from the Braves. It has been a year of ups and downs for the Mets, who led the division for over 100 days, who … Continue reading →