Joseph Staszewski is a Sports Copy Editor and Web Producer for the New York Post. With a focus on national and New York City sports, Joseph covers a wide range of topics including wrestling, basketball, football, and more. His work has also been featured in FOX SPORTS Australia, Herald Sun, and News.com.au.
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Joseph Staszewski's articles revolve around sports, especially pro wrestling and NFL injuries. He also covers entertainment news, with a focus on events and evolving stories. When reaching out to him, consider offering insights or interviews related to the latest developments in pro wrestling, significant NFL injury updates, or entertaining stories involving athletes.
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By: Joseph Staszewski
Uruguay star forward Maximiliano Araújo’s game against the United States men’s national team was abruptly cut short after a nasty collision in the box.
By: Joseph Staszewski
The Post's Joseph Staszewski brings you around the world of professional wrestling in his weekly column, the Post Match Angle. The Post Match Angle will return on July 16.
By: Joseph Staszewski
J.D. Martinez joined Brandon Nimmo as absent from the Mets' lineup Tuesday night due to a sore left ankle, the team announced after scratching the veteran designated hitter.
By: Joseph Staszewski
WWE left itself two very different fields for their men's and women's Money in the Bank matches.
By: Joseph Staszewski
Brandon Hyde didn’t like what he saw from the Yankees dugout.
By: Joseph Staszewski
Angel Reese's historic WNBA double-double streak came to a frustrating end.
By: Joseph Staszewski
Caitlin Clark inched a little closer to a suspension thanks to a questionable technical foul call for striking an opposing player in the face during play.
By: Joseph Staszewski
He feels even further from his first singles championship in WWE than he did at any point during his run.
By: Joseph Staszewski
It's still so “surreal” to Damian Priest that he doesn't want it to end or see himself slide backward.
By: Joseph Staszewski
Francisco Lindor hit two home runs and drove in five as the Mets homered five times in a 12-3 rout of the Yankees in The Bronx on Wednesday night to sweep all four games of the season Subway Series.
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