Mike Puma is a Senior Sports Reporter at the New York Post, where he has served as the Mets beat reporter since 2010. With a focus on Major League Sports and professional team dynamics, Mike has reported on over 2,500 games, covering both the Mets and Yankees, and was part of the team that uncovered a pivotal story regarding Yoenis Cespedes’ career. He is featured in various outlets including Baseball America, FOX SPORTS Australia, and Yahoo Sports, and is also the author of “If These Walls Could Talk, New York Mets.”
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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.
Since Mike has a national geographic focus within the United States and specific attention to New York City sports teams like the Mets, story angles with relevance to this location may be particularly appealing to him. Additionally, given his emphasis on evolving stories (30%) and event coverage (22%), offering unique access or perspectives tied to ongoing events such as winter meetings would likely resonate well with him.
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By: Mike Puma
Tyrone Taylor’s go-ahead homer in the sixth inning led a comeback to allow the Mets to avoid a series sweep with an 8-3 victory over the Dodgers.
By: Mike Puma
Switch between CA and NY editions here. Carlos Beltrán is excelling in his post-playing career, too.
Of all David Stearns’ misfires last winter, probably none resonates louder than at first base.
Of all David Stearns' misfires last winter, probably none resonates louder than at first base.
By: Mike Puma
The left-hander is pitching like somebody who wants out of Queens.
By: Mike Puma
Clay Holmes' next start could be in the minor leagues, for the Mets or for another major league team.
By: Mike Puma
These last-place Mets are a contrast to Knight's tenure in Queens, which culminated with the team winning the World Series in 1986. The 40th anniversary of that championship (the last in franchise history) will be celebrated during a pregame ceremony on Saturday at Citi Field.
By: Mike Puma
The Mets may have saved their best two additions at this trade deadline for last.
By: Mike Puma
Six trades later, the Mets makeover is finished.
By: Mike Puma
CLEVELAND — The Mets may have saved their best two additions at this trade deadline for last. Jefferson Rojas and Sammy Stafura are those names to watch.
