Author Archives: Elliot Teichman

Kevin Kaczmarski will be the last player from the 2015 draft we look at in this non-roster invite series. He was drafted in the 9th round out of the University of Evansville. He spent all of last year at Binghamton … Continue reading →

Adrián Gonzalez was a surprise move for the Mets at the same as he was not a surprise move at all. Gonzalez was traded to the Braves as part of a salary cap shifting move by the Dodgers and then … Continue reading →

If you’re poetic, then the Mets signing den Dekker for depth is a homecoming, a full circle affair. If you’re cynical, then den Dekker represents the Mets lack of creativity for depth and the front office is just chasing former … Continue reading →

Asdrubal asked to be traded last year. He was the only veteran not traded. At the time, financially, it made sense. Cabrera is making 8.5 million this year which given his production on the field (or really, with the bat … Continue reading →

I love baseball. I love eating. For year’s my favorite food at Citi Field has been the Mex Burger at Keith’s burger. Great bun, cheese, guac and jalapeno peppers. The only downside: the last couple of years the Mets have … Continue reading →

Ty Kelly isn’t the only member of the 2017 World Baseball Classic Israeli squad with a Non Roster Invite to major league camp, meet Zach Borenstein! His most famous baseball feet to this point came in that tournament where he … Continue reading →

Yesterday we went of Jay Bruce’s projections and opened with a story all Mets fans of the last half decade know – the long and predetermined journey of Jay Bruce’s life to Queens. To a lesser extent, Todd Frazier is … Continue reading →

David Thompson gets a non-roster invite for the Mets. The third basemen was drafted in the 2015 draft in the 4th round out of the University of Miami. After playing all of 2015 in Brooklyn, he split 2016 in Columbia … Continue reading →

Phillip Evans has a non-roster invite for a second straight year for the Mets. The only difference this time for the 25 year old who was drafted in the 15th round of the 2011 draft: he actually made the majors … Continue reading →

It’s another season in Mets baseball land and it’s also another year of “The National League doesn’t have a DH? Where does Wilmer play?”. Let’s just jump right to the stats projections for 2018: Wilmer Flores Source PA AB H … Continue reading →