‘I Just Felt Like We Were Alone’ – CBS New York

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — New York Mets supervisor Luis Rojas held a staff assembly Tuesday morning to deal with the thumbs down gestures from a number of of the gamers.

Javier Báez provided a proof Sunday, saying, “It feels unhealthy after I strike out and I get booed.”

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Group president Sandy Alderson launched an announcement calling Báez’s feedback “completely unacceptable.”

The principle culprits, Báez and Francisco Lindor, stepped as much as the mic to apologize for his or her actions.

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“I didn’t say the followers are unhealthy … I simply felt like we have been alone. Like, the followers clearly need us to win and, like, they pay our wage like everyone says, however, like, we need to win, too. Like, and the frustration received to us and, you understand, I didn’t imply to offend anyone. And if I offended anyone, you understand, we apologize,” Báez mentioned.

“Thumbs down for me means adversity, the adversity we’ve got gone by on this complete time, like, the unfavourable issues … Nevertheless, it was unsuitable, and I apologize to whoever I offended,” Lindor mentioned.

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Proprietor Steve Cohen mentioned he was comfortable the gamers apologized.