Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

Last night the Mets lost a legend in Tom Seaver. The Franchise was such a presence on the mound that his Hall of Fame vote percentage is the third highest at 98.8%. He defined the 1969 Mets, the transformation from … Continue reading →

Last night wasn’t great. The Mets scored 5 runs, which should be enough to win the ball game, but struggled with pitching between Jurado’s Mets debut and Kilome’s relief outing. The good news: Jurado and Kilome ate up a combined … Continue reading →

The last several days for the Mets have been interesting:– Saturday: lose a close game against the Yankees that the Mets tied late– Sunday: lose a game in extra innings that they had a 7-2 lead going into the last … Continue reading →

Well yesterday was a disaster. The Mets had a pretty amazing double header sweep of the Yankees on Friday. Saturday the Mets lost a close game. Yesterday was another story. The Mets blew a 7-2 lead in the the 7th … Continue reading →

Having three double headers in one week for the Mets wouldn’t be a crazy large issue if the Mets had more pitchers who could start. This stretch of double headers came at the same time that the Mets rotation is … Continue reading →

The Mets had a double header sweep of the Yankees on Friday and were close to beating the Yankees yesterday. The Yankees got a great start from J.A. Happ and as soon as the Yankees took him out of the … Continue reading →

What a night for the Mets! They came back to win, twice! In the first game of the doubleheader, the Mets were in a 4-0 hole early but thanks to a big 6th inning with homers from Pete Alonso, Dominic … Continue reading →

Y’all. Confession time. I’ve been doing Game Previews almost every game since 2008. I generally know what I’m going to say. I really have no idea for this game. Like I’ve been thinking about this preview for hours. Nothing. See … Continue reading →

Yesterday was an important day in Mets history as the Mets joined many other teams in not playing baseball to bring more attention to Racism and Police Brutality that permeate throughout America. In normal Mets fashion, the front office almost … Continue reading →

Whoa. Last night was bleak. The Mets finally returned to baseball last night with two 7-inning doubleheaders against the Marlins. The first game, which was mercifully delayed by a storm, was terrible from the start. The Mets started off in … Continue reading →