David Capobianco is a journalist based in New York City, focusing on local sports coverage for Amazin' Avenue. With a passion for the New York Mets, David provides insightful analysis and commentary on the team's performances, player evaluations, and the overall state of the franchise.
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David Capobianco focuses on local coverage in New York, particularly sports and entertainment with an emphasis on the New York Mets and movie-related content. Based on his articles, he may be interested in pitches related to local sports teams or events, especially those involving the Mets.
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J.D. Martinez’s first walk-off homer of his career rescues the Mets from what would’ve been a frustrating series loss.
The Mets will try to keep the good times rolling in Texas behind their most consistent starter this year.
The Mets win their seventh straight in remarkable fashion, coming back from a 6-2 deficit to beat the defending world champs for a second straight night.
By: David Capobianco
The Mets lineup will try to figure out the rookie phenom Paul Skenes.
By: David Capobianco
The Mets continue their whacky road trip with a stop in the Mile High.
By: David Capobianco
The Mets lost another game to a team they need to beat.
The Mets have never clinched anything at Citi Field, and have not clinched anything at home since 2006.
“Candelita” is likely to be looking for playing time the Mets can’t (and shouldn’t) promise him.
In a potential post-Alonso world, the veteran first baseman could represent a nice fallback option for the Mets.
After years of failed attempts to sign big time free agents long-term, Steve Cohen finally got his white whale.
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