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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By: Mike Puma
“They felt like they had the pieces in place, and they wanted to bring everything they could to supplement that,” Nimmo said before his Mets opened a three-game series Friday at Dodger Stadium.
LOS ANGELES — Francisco Lindor had all of five hits in 55 at-bats as a left-handed hitter this season when he came to the plate in Friday's seventh inning.
Two days of rest weren’t enough for Brett Baty to convince Mets officials he’s ready to resume at third base.
Saturday he delivered a mammoth sixth-inning homer that sent the Mets to a sixth straight victory, 6-4 over the Dodgers at Chavez Ravine.
By: Mike Puma
Reed Garrett struck out the side to earn his first career save in the Mets’ 6-4 victory over the Dodgers.
By: Mike Puma
The house money the Mets received by winning the first two games of this series against the Dodgers promptly got thrown into a fire pit Sunday afternoon, and Adrian Houser lit most of the matches. …
By: Mike Puma
Pete Alonso’s fifth-inning home run created thunder and there was a brief ninth-inning rally, but that was about all the Mets could celebrate in a 5-2 loss to the Giants.
SAN FRANCISCO — Francisco Lindor has started to figure it out batting left-handed.
DJ Stewart has emerged as the DH against righty pitching. But he may be headed for a reduced role as the Mets prepare for J.D. Martinez’s arrival.
Logan Webb became the second starting pitcher in three days to pitch eight shutout innings against the Mets, who lost 5-1 to the Giants at Oracle Park.
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