Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

This year, more than many, I felt bitter about the New York Mets. I was frustrated by the lack of smart financial investment in the team. Dismayed that the roster pretty much looked like the old and that the plan … Continue reading →

The Marlins finally revealed their logo, jerseys and one hat yesterday. The leaked design from a few weeks ago ended up being correct. Let’s take a look at the set and then do some commentary (only if you want to … Continue reading →

If you watched the MLB Network broadcast last night for Cy Young last night, before they announced the winner for Cy Young, you heard a lot of talk about how Scherzer had the best season of his career, how he … Continue reading →

After a brief hiatus from this series, we’re back with Corey Oswalt! A pitcher who in my personal opinion got the short end of the stick in terms of prospect development this year as the Mets constantly sent him across … Continue reading →

The Marlins have been heavily hinting, practically yelling, that they are doing a rebranding before the upcoming season. Earlier in October there were several leaks that were floating around the internet that pointed to an aquaish blue (not quite teal, … Continue reading →

There’s a good chance you didn’t know that the MLB has sent a contingent of stars to play against the Japanese National Baseball team. The MLB has done a really bad job advertising this outside of a handful of gifs … Continue reading →

We are heading into the start of the free agent season so pundits are posting their predictions all over the place. We already looked at MLBTR, here we are going to take a look at what Jim Bowden at The … Continue reading →

Jamie Callahan was the most league ready player the Mets got in the 2017 Addison Reed trade with the Red Sox. That trade brought the Mets young and untested Stephen Nogosek (who represented the Mets in the AFL this year), … Continue reading →

Late last week MLB Trade Rumors published their highly anticipated, yearly article where they try to predict the contracts and teams for the top 50 Free Agents. Lets take a look at how they think the Mets will deal with … Continue reading →

Stop me if you have heard this one before: the Mets have a player in the system that doesn’t really fit any position in the field particularly well, but they shown strike zone knowledge, they hit the ball well and … Continue reading →