NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — New York Mets manager Luis Rojas held a team meeting Tuesday morning to address the thumbs down gestures from a few of the players.
Javier Báez offered an explanation Sunday, saying, “It feels bad when I strike out and I get booed.”
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Team president Sandy Alderson released a statement calling Báez’s comments “totally unacceptable.”
The main culprits, Báez and Francisco Lindor, stepped up to the mic to apologize for their actions.
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“I didn’t say the fans are bad … I just felt like we were alone.