Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

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. At this point last year, were still trying to figure out … 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. After spending a few days looking at fringe relievers and players … 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. In full transparency, I’m writing this article about Seth Lugo on … Continue reading →

Last year I debated writing the Stats projection article for Rafael Montero because by the time I eventually got around to it in April, Montero already was sidelined by Tommy John surgery for the entire 2018 season. Ultimately, Hansel Robles … 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. AJ Ramos projections will be hampered by injuries, which is a … 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. I’m also a completionist, so if I wrote a stat projection … 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. Were the 2018 projections correct for Paul Sewald? Before the 2017 … Continue reading →

The final entry in this 30 part article series! Last year’s #1 prospect – Andres Gimenez! From 2013 on the Mets farm system was turning out starting pitching prospects between the surprise success of Jacob deGrom, to the heavily anticipated … Continue reading →

Can you believe it? We’re almost done! David Peterson was selected 20th overall in the 2017 draft and was placed immediately in Brooklyn. Peterson was known for his control his last year in college where he cut his walk rate … Continue reading →

Well, this is going to be an awkward article. You know what happens when you drag your feet writing an article series on Mets prospects that you could have started in the first week of October? You get to the … Continue reading →