Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

Last year the Mets #1 position prospect got called up. Rosario brought hope to a team that was floundering and a fan base that was looking for something to be positive about. For the last several years the Mets had … Continue reading →

The Mets start another season with a familiar situation in the outfield: the Mets do not have a regular, everyday, actual center fielder. When the Mets field Bruce/Conforto/Cespedes, all three are corner outfielders. Nimmo could be in line for a … Continue reading →

The Mets just claimed Bryce Brentz from the Pirates and he’s a left fielder. Still reeling from the last few seasons, and operating from a position of no amount of depth is good enough, the Mets picked up Brentz even … Continue reading →

If I told you the Mets had a catcher last year that got on base at a .350 clip, what would you say? If I then told you it was only 118 appearances would you then throw soup at me … Continue reading →

A reunion with Jose Reyes seemed inevitable all off-season. For most of the off-season the Mets needed at least a second or third basemen. The Mets also had a depleted bench in terms of players with major league experience. No … Continue reading →

From the jump, I need to be honest. I am biased towards wanting Dom Smith to be the first basemen of the Mets. It’s a combination of following him since he’s been drafted, loving younger players, and his personality. I … Continue reading →

The Mets lineup this year may be saved by Brandon Nimmo. Or Not? Let’s look at the projections: Brandon Nimmo Source PA AB H R HR AVG OBP SLG Baseball Prospectus 592 77.632 76 13 0.246 0.339 0.383 ZiPS 474 … Continue reading →

Travis had a good year in terms of power numbers, but a bad year in pretty much everything else as the oft injured catcher was able to stay on the field for 376 PAs. At this point in d’Arnaud’s career … Continue reading →

I never really thought I would be writing this article, but here we go. The Mets gave Tim Tebow and invite to Spring Training. Last year I took a road trip to see the Mets play in Miami and I … Continue reading →

Up until 2016, it felt like once a year the Mets flirted with the idea of somehow getting Jay Bruce to suit up in Queens. The playoff run made that fantasy, someone’s fantasy, a reality as Jay Bruce was brought … Continue reading →