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Hey Mets Fans! My name is Elliot Teichman and I am the author of 213 Miles From Shea. I actually grew up in Baltimore, living with two parents from New York and New Jersey and a family that was crazy … Continue reading →

213 Miles From Shea went online on January 31st, 2007. The goal was and still is a site to think about the Mets in different ways written by a fan who is far away from Shea and fellow Mets fans. … Continue reading →

You may have noticed over the last few days that site has gone through some slight changes mainly on the left side column. I am currently in the middle of updating a lot of the code for the site, and … Continue reading →

Over the last six installments, we have gone through every division and started to build what the playoff picture would look like. This isn't going to be too series so here are the 2009 Playoffs:AL Teams:     East: Rays     Central: Indians     … Continue reading →

The Mets won today by a score of 9-8 off the back of a terrible start by Pelfrey. The good thing about today is because of the day that it was. Today was the last day of Spring Games in … Continue reading →

I was so excited a few seasons ago when Sheffield went to the Tigers. Why? He is one of those players I have always loved to watch, but always felt bad inside about rooting for because of pinstripes across his … Continue reading →

I panicked when I first saw the box score because Santana only pitched 3.2 innings, and allowed two solo homeruns. Luckily Matt Cerrone at Metsblog has the details that it is normal for a pitcher in their last start of … Continue reading →

When looking at the box for tonight's game, I cannot put anyone in the bad category, everyone did well. Tonight played like a real game, with the exception of Maine going 5.2 innings, but then the pen was used like … Continue reading →

This is the preview that we all have been waiting for on this site, the NL East. Just to start out, this will be a light preview for the Mets, because they will get their own preview entirely (makes sense, … Continue reading →

We are down to the two toughest divisions now in baseball, the NL East and the AL East. They got so much tougher over the winter because big names from other parts of the country headed East and the young … Continue reading →