Mike Puma is a Mets beat reporter for the New York Post, covering the team since 2010. He is also the author of "If These Walls Could Talk, NY Mets." Mike's articles focus on providing in-depth coverage of the New York Mets, including player development, trade rumors, and game analysis.
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Shohei Ohtani was certain shortly after he partially dislocated his left shoulder in Game 2 of the World Series that he would return for Game 3.
By: Mike Puma
Here was the Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman — and World Series MVP frontrunner — picking up on Tuesday where he left off a night earlier, when he resumed from his superb weekend.
By: Mike Puma
As Betts caught the ball, a fan grabbed Betts’ glove and tussled to pry it open.
By: Mike Puma, Jon Heyman
Dodgers players and personnel told The Post that the Yankees should severely discipline their two fans who aggressively grabbed Mookie Betts' glove
By: Mike Puma
Freddie Freeman went homerless for a change, but that didn't prevent him from claiming a share of another World Series record before the Dodgers hoisted a championship trophy Wednesday night, and he was named the series MVP.
By: Mike Puma
Walker Buehler’s day off became his day on, with the Dodgers exhausting their bullpen options in the late innings Wednesday night.
By: Mike Puma
Anthony Rizzo's plan is to receive X-rays on the fourth and fifth fingers on his right hand Thursday and then assess what his future with the Yankees might be.
Juan Soto is officially a free agent, and there is no shortage of early interest.
the Mets figure to be a team to watch all winter as they look to upgrade a roster that carried the team to Game 6 of the NLCS.
By: Mike Puma
These Dodgers weren’t exactly the gritty team that got hot in the second half of the season and carried it to a World Series title.
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