Mets Mess
Seems to be a little trouble in the Mets clubhouse. And in the dugout and definately on the playing field. The team that was going to represent the NL in the World Series (on paper) has seen their plans go haywire. Last night things boiled over a bit, at least for Billy Wagner.
"You should be talking to the guys over there," he snapped to reporters in the clubhouse.
He apparently, according to The New York Times, then gestured toward the lockers of Carlos Beltran, Luis Castillo and, especially, Carlos Delgado.
"Oh, they're not there. Big shock," he said.
The 36-year-old reliever later added to his furious finger-pointing of teammates during his weekly radio appearance, voicing frustration that he is one of only a few players reporters can interview after a crushing loss.
"I didn't even play today, I was not a participant in the game and the guys that had participated were gone," Wagner said in his interview with ESPN Radio 1050's Michael Kay. "David Wright is always there, the same guys are always there. But there needs to be other guys that are accountable. It gets a little old when the same people keep getting interviewed even when they don't participate."