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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Mike Puma's coverage primarily focuses on baseball, especially the New York Mets and MLB. Given his focus on evolving stories and announcements related to player signings, injuries, and team developments, he is likely to be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights into these areas. For example, providing behind-the-scenes details about player negotiations or updates on injury recovery for high-profile athletes could capture his interest.
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MIAMI — Carlos Mendoza heard from his old boss following Luis Severino's recent comments about the Yankees
By: Mike Puma
Luis Severino needs to get disappointed more often.
Pete Alonso may have been the Mets’ lone All-Star, but he certainly hasn’t played like one lately.
By: Mike Puma
Kodai Senga’s latest rehab start was ugly from a results perspective, but that won’t factor into the Mets’ plans regarding the right-hander.
MIAMI — Christian Scott's penchant for getting burned by one pitch has deflated otherwise solid numbers for the Mets.
MIAMI — Luis Severino expects to hear several boos returning to Yankee Stadium on Tuesday wearing an opposing jersey for the first time.
MIAMI — Edwin Diaz thought he was about to start a game-ending double play.
The Mets right-hander threw a bullpen session Tuesday at Yankee Stadium and later said he's ready for Friday, when he is scheduled for his season debut against the Braves at Citi Field.
This is getting McCrazy. Jeff McNeil hit only five homers before the All-Star break, but since returning has morphed into a slugging sensation.
A full decade has passed (2014) since the Mets last failed to strike at least one trade-deadline deal.
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