Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

Each year at 213, we take projections from several different places, average them together and then compare the line that spits out to the player’s performance from last year. We understand how unscientific this is – some projections try to … Continue reading →

Happy deGrom day! Jacob deGrom takes the mound today as the Mets avoid playing a divisional rival team like the Nationals or the Marlins and play the Cardinals instead. The Mets Scored More Than Three Runs! The Mets beat the … Continue reading →

Each year at 213, we take projections from several different places, average them together and then compare the line that spits out to the player’s performance from last year. We understand how unscientific this is – some projections try to … Continue reading →

The Mets didn’t lose or win yesterday as they tied, again! Third time this spring! If you like strong pitching performances, yesterday was a day for you. The Mets bats will try to find themselves today against the Astros. Yesterday: … Continue reading →

Each year at 213, we take projections from several different places, average them together and then compare the line that spits out to the player’s performance from last year. We understand how unscientific this is – some projections try to … Continue reading →

The Mets beat the Astros yesterday and today they look to make it two games in a row as they head to Jupiter to take on the Marlins. Yesterday’s Highlights: Ronny Mauricio, one of the Mets top prospects, got a … Continue reading →

Each year at 213, we take projections from several different places, average them together and then compare the line that spits out to the player’s performance from last year. We understand how unscientific this is – some projections try to … Continue reading →

Mets Spring training keeps chugging along! The Mets dropped yesterday’s game against the Nationals and are now 5-9-2. There is only about 2.5 weeks left of games for the Mets to make some crucial decision about the back of their … Continue reading →

Each year at 213, we take projections from several different places, average them together and then compare the line that spits out to the player’s performance from last year. We understand how unscientific this is – some projections try to … Continue reading →

The Mets welcome the Nationals to St. Lucie today with Steven Matz set to start the game after being delayed a few days with flu like symptoms (which also knocked out Guillorme for a few days and now McNeil). So … Continue reading →