Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

In August of 2017 the Mets traded Jay Bruce to the Indians and got Ryder Ryan in return. The move at the time puzzled Mets fans as Jay Bruce was smashing homers and the Mets acquired a player who was … Continue reading →

Today’s Non-Roster Invitee preview comes via the prospect route in David Peterson. David Peterson was ranked the #2 prospect by Baseball America going into the 2018 season (we actually just recently posted an extended write up about him here) and … Continue reading →

The Mets bullpen struggled last year and coming into the off-season the Mets only had 1 lefty in the pen (Zamora), while the Mets are planning to rely on their new free agent signing of Wilson, they did pick up … Continue reading →

For the second time in three months we are profiling Anthony Kay! (Original post here). Anthony Kay, a lefty starting pitcher from the same high school as Steven Matz is looking to build on last year where he finally got … Continue reading →

This is our third consecutive year writing a preview article for P.J. Conlon, so it’s less of a preview and more a “hi, how’s it going? It’s been a few months since we’ve talked!” Things have changed though for Conlon … Continue reading →

The Mets signed Arquimedes Carminero back on January 3rd as a free agent. He was signed by the Marlins in 2005 and made his debut in 2013. He was acquired by the Pirates in 2015 and traded to the Mariners … Continue reading →

For the last several years we have walked through every Non-Roster Invitee in Mets camp. It’s one of my favorite article series because I learn so much about the Mets depth chart throughout the weeks leading to Spring Training and … Continue reading →

Last year we wrote up 15 previews for players given non-roster invites to Spring Training. They ran the gambit from highly-touted prospect, sneaky surprise prospect, veteran depth to Tim Tebow. At some point in the next couple of weeks we’ll … Continue reading →

Every spring I collect several projections sources and average them together to do a meta-projection. Last year I pulled projections from Baseball Prospectus, ZiPS, Steamer, ESPN, and Baseball Reference. For the last 4-5 weeks we’ve gone through a lot of … Continue reading →

Every spring I collect several projections sources and average them together to do a meta-projection. Last year I pulled projections from Baseball Prospectus, ZiPS, Steamer, ESPN, and Baseball Reference. Going into last season, Yoenis Cespedes was a critical part of … Continue reading →