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 →

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 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 day before the first Spring Training game we wrote an article looking at the Mets 26-man roster. (You can read it here). In the article we concluded that if one of Jed Lowrie and Yoenis Cespedes was not able … 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 →

The Mets won back to back games for the first time this Spring improving their (meaningless) record to 3-5. Today is a split squad day with half the team going to the Marlins and half the team waiting for 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 →

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 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 play the Astros again today. How surprising. Anyway, the Mets finally picked up their second win of Spring yesterday as they rounded out their first full week playing baseball this year. Highlights so far have included two positive … Continue reading →