Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

Quick Recap of Yesterday: The Mets look to make it back to back wins today as they take on the Tigers today. Yesterday they took on the Nationals and won 2-1, thanks to a homer from Wilson Ramos and an … 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 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 →

The Mets are win-less two days into Spring Training so far. Conventionally that would mean they’re 0-2 but nope, they are 0-2-1. They dropped their first two games on Saturday (Marlins and Cardinals) and tied against the Cardinals yesterday. Of … Continue reading →

This is the second year where we are walking through the previous season’s Baseball America’s Top Prospect handbook, looking at the all the Mets to see how they are developing against Baseball America’s Projections. We are finally done! It’s over! … 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 →

There are two great things about baseball in February. First, it’s baseball, and that’s pretty neat on its own. Second, the results don’t matter and you can actually define “winning” however you want. In other words, the Mets lost both … Continue reading →

This is the second year where we are walking through the previous season’s Baseball America’s Top Prospect handbook, looking at the all the Mets to see how they are developing against Baseball America’s Projections. This is going to be a … Continue reading →