Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

Recapping Yesterday:The Mets dropped the game yesterday to the Marlins 4-2, falling to 5-4 for the meaningless spring training game season. Pete Alonso though kept his tremendous spring going, picking up a double in two trips to the plates pushing … Continue reading →

Each year at 213 we look through the Non-Roster Invitees to spring training and get to know them a bit. Are they in camp to get a look at big league hitting/pitching to aid their development? Are the Mets just … Continue reading →

Recapping Yesterday:The game last night was made for prime time. Jacob deGrom. Zack Grienke. Evening spring training game. It would have been perfect. But the Astros don’t have TV broadcast support set up yet down in Florida. We ended up … Continue reading →

Recapping Last Time:The Mets beat the Cardinals on Tuesday 5-3 thanks to a go-ahead hit by top prospect Ronny Mauricio in the bottom of the 7th. In a small sample size this spring, Ronny has a .455 batting average, .909 … Continue reading →

Each year at 213 we look through the Non-Roster Invitees to spring training and get to know them a bit. Are they in camp to get a look at big league hitting/pitching to aid their development? Are the Mets just … Continue reading →

Each year at 213 we look through the Non-Roster Invitees to spring training and get to know them a bit. Are they in camp to get a look at big league hitting/pitching to aid their development? Are the Mets just … Continue reading →

Recapping Yesterday:The Mets dropped to a meaningless .500 record after losing 9-5 to the Nationals on the road. The result in spring doesn’t matter, but individual performances (sort-of?) matter and it was the first time the Mets had multiple players … Continue reading →

Each year at 213 we look through the Non-Roster Invitees to spring training and get to know them a bit. Are they in camp to get a look at big league hitting/pitching to aid their development? Are the Mets just … Continue reading →

Recapping Yesterday:It’s the second week of spring training! Yesterday we started to see the hallmark of the second week: starting pitchers getting three innings of work in and bullpen pitchers making their second appearance. There’s now a third calling card … Continue reading →

Each year at 213 we look through the Non-Roster Invitees to spring training and get to know them a bit. Are they in camp to get a look at big league hitting/pitching to aid their development? Are the Mets just … Continue reading →