Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

I went to sleep last night thinking that the Mets 14-1 loss was going to be the story dominating #MetsTwitter today. Then the Marlins news broke. First, 7 additional players and 2 coaches tested positive, bringing the total up to … Continue reading →

We are only a few days into the new season and I’m going to offer my controversial Hot Take from yesterday: I think Díaz threw a good pitch, and sometimes you get beat. It’s hard saying that in the backdrop … Continue reading →

If there is one day I’m not worried about Mets baseball, it’s Opening Day. The Mets continued to build on their strong Opening Day record yesterday with a 1-0 win. Jacob deGrom was fantastic over 5.0 innings, but the Mets … Continue reading →

Opening Day is all about optimism. Every team has the same record. Every team has a mathematical chance to make the playoffs. Teams are coming out of spring training, still boasting about how individual players are in the best shape … Continue reading →

Positives from last night: The Mets played baseball! For the first time since March 11th, the Mets suited up to play another professional baseball team. There were some differences. Gary, Keith and Ron were not all in the same booth. … Continue reading →

For the first time since March 11th, it’s gameday for the Mets! The Mets beat the Cardinals 7-3 a couple of months ago and then the world stopped. Despite rising Covid19 cases across the country, the MLB is still pushing … Continue reading →

Few Mets have played with the team for such a short period of time but have left a lasting impression like Paul Lo Duca. Today’s card comes from the beautiful 2007 Topps Allen & Ginter’s set. I started paying attention … Continue reading →

If you are a long time reader of this site, you know that pretty much every spring, in a very unscientific way, we collect the projections for Mets players from a variety of sources, average them together and create a … Continue reading →

One of the first sets of baseball cards I was obsessed with was the Topps Turkey Red set. I loved that the cards looked like faux paintings. (My Mom had one card signed by a player at Orioles Fan Fest, … Continue reading →

If you are a long time reader of this site, you know that pretty much every spring, in a very unscientific way, we collect the projections for Mets players from a variety of sources, average them together and create a … Continue reading →