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Who is Mark Teahan?
The Real Dirty Mets Blog — ... According to multiple reports Peter Gammons has linked the Mets to Mark Teahan of the Royals.  Many fans most likely do not know much about Teahan as he has played in KC where baseball stories go to die.  So lets take a look at this potential trade subject. ...

Who is Mark Teahen?
The Real Dirty Mets Blog — ... According to multiple reports Peter Gammons has linked the Mets to Mark Teahen of the Royals.  Many fans most likely do not know much about Teahen as he has played in KC where baseball stories go to die.  So lets take a look at this potential trade subject. ...

A Large Regular — ... Shapiro and Eric Wedge should both be shown the door. My guess is that Lee will not be traded though because it would be admitting to everyone that the Indians have failed on the field and on the budget front and that would lead to Shapiro and Wedge getting fired. It's a Catch 22 for the Indians. Adam Kennedy - A's - $4 million 2009 contract - would be a good fit for a playoff contender with a need at 2nd base (the Mets and Tampa Bay are two potential landing spots). Mark Teahen - Royals - $3.5 million 2009 contract - Teahen is arbitration eligible for 2 ...

Teahen for Fields and Getz
Sabernomics — ... the beginning of baseball’s second season: the hot stove league. And I have to admit that I enjoy following baseball transactions almost as much as I enjoy watching the games on the field. Teams are wasting no time in preparing for next year. It is my plan to spend significant time evaluating the trades and free-agent signings here this offseason. I kick off the hot stove season by discussing a trade between the Kansas City Royals and Chicago White Sox that sends Mark Teahen to the White Sox for Josh Fields and Chris Getz. With the ...

La Russter's Millions
Viva El Birdos — ... The other marginal outfielder trade from yesterday—that one I don't like quite as much. We'll always have Moneyball, but what gives teams the idea that Mark Teahen hits enough to be a starting outfielder? As a rich man's ...