Mets' Delgado: I wasn't sending message to fans

 
Carlos Delgado insisted yesterday that he wasn't trying to send a message to the fans when he denied their request for a curtain call Sunday in the Mets' 6-3 victory over Atlanta. There are moments that warrant a tip of the hat, Delgado said, but in his opinion, his second home run of Sunday's game was not one of them. [link]

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