
Mike Puma
Reporter at New York Post
Mets beat reporter for the New York Post since 2010; Fordham alumnus and father of three. Author, “If These Walls Could Talk, NY Mets,” now on sale.
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nypost.com | Mike Puma
PHILADELPHIA — Nolan McLean has pitched to superb numbers at Triple-A Syracuse, generating plenty of buzz this season as one of the Mets’ top-tier pitching prospects. And yet the right-hander was never seriously considered for Friday’s spot start against the Phillies in large part because team officials want improvement from him against left-handed hitters. It’s a weakness McLean can hide pitching in the International League, but probably not so much in the big leagues.
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nypost.com | Mike Puma
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ATLANTA — Stink, stank, stunk. There you have the anatomy of the Mets’ three games at Truist Park that followed their equally compelling series last weekend against the Rays. The Mets were sputtering before Thursday’s first pitch was thrown, and following a 7-1 loss to the Braves for a sixth straight defeat, the threat of a lingering stench seemed likely. It’s a team headed into Philadelphia to face Zack Wheeler on Friday with solo possession of first place in the NL East a memory.
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sports.yahoo.com | Mike Puma
Join Post Sports+ for exciting subscriber-only features, including real-time texting with Mike Puma about the inside buzz on the Mets. Try it free ATLANTA — Stink, stank, stunk. AdvertisementThat’s the anatomy of the Mets’ three games at Truist Park that followed their equally compelling series last weekend against the Rays. The Mets were sputtering before Thursday’s first pitch was thrown.
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