By: Mike Lupica
They didn't die when they started out the season at 0-5. The Mets didn't die then, and didn't die when they were 11 games under .500 before Memorial Day after finishing last season at 12 under.
Mike Lupica is a sports journalist and columnist, known for his work covering Major League Baseball (MLB) and the New York sports scene. He has written for publications such as the New York Daily News, BVM Sports, Derrick Publishing Co, and Herald Journal. Lupica's articles often focus on the New York Yankees, New York Mets, and other local sports teams, offering analysis, commentary, and insights into the world of sports.
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Mike Lupica's articles predominantly cover sports, specifically basketball, baseball, and football. He often provides expert commentary and opinion editorials related to teams such as the New York Knicks, New York Jets, New York Giants, and the New England Patriots. Given his local focus on New York City and broader U.S., he would likely appreciate insights from experts with knowledge of these specific teams or those who can provide valuable perspectives on developments within American sports culture.
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