Mike Puma, the longtime New York Mets beat reporter for the New York Post, has seen and heard quite a bit during his time covering the team in some capacity over the last two-plus decades. During his time with the team, Puma has witnessed a myriad amount of events both on and off the field. […]
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Or knocked him out. former defensive coordinator greg williams admits running it. he met with the league yesterday. can you believe not good? the league likely asked about the reporters of similar bounty pools when he was with the redskins and when he was with the bills. hey, did the mets know what bernie madoff was up to and looked the other way? a judge says maybe so and will let it go to trial. the judge ruling that the owners, fred wilpon and sal katz have to pay up to $180 million to a trust fee in the case. it s not that bad. it could cost them another $300 million, though and control of the team. the mets are in a financial hole losing stars like beltran and raez to cut payroll. they re also seeking investors for the team. we have more money than the wilpons right now. they have to sell that team and they re selfishly destroying the franchise. who would buy season tickets to
Willupons new more than they led on. the wilpons obviously deny that. they will need to fight it out in court otherwise the team is at stake. bob, as always. thanks a lot. when we return, preview of stories making news next week. but first this is a story sure to make you feel good. a restaurant owner in charlotte, north carolina giving all of his provits to programs that help the poor. we see how he is building up his community one meal at a time. in busy downtown charlotte, by lunch time, folks have built up an appetite so at the king s kitchen restaurant, that s when the real building begins. because chef jim noble s goal everyday is to help his diners help their community. i think everybody wants to help, they just don t know how. noble is one of the state s