CURTAIN SNUB DESERVES CHEERS

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CURTAIN SNUB DESERVES CHEERS
MetsBlog.com found this 4/29/2008 on www.nypost.com [flag]
IF the Mets were looking for a turning point to their season, they've found it. It was the moment Carlos Delgado rejected his curtain call on Sunday after his second home run. Mark that down as his New York minute. Delgado left the Mets' fans... [link]

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Note: 27 Questions about a Curtain Call
Published 4/29/2008 by Matthew Cerrone at MetsBlog.com
... it doesn’t really matter…yet, the host and reporters keep pushing it – as though goading fans to talk about it… …i guarantee you that most fans are far more concerned with what delgado is doing in the batter’s box, than with what he is or isn’t doing on the top step of the dugout… Nevertheless, for more on Delgado and the fans and the curtain call, read the New York Post, Newsday, again the New York Post, the Daily News, the Journal News, the Bergen ...

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Raissman: Media to Met fans: Boooo!

Hot Foot found this 4/29/2008 on www.nydailynews.com

After Carlos Delgado declined to bow down to Mets loyalists following his second homer on Sunday, something stunning happened. In some media quarters there was a backlash against Mets fans. They were labeled hypocrites.
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Relax...Don't Boo It, When You Want To Go To It

NYsportsGUY posted 4/29/2008 from www.nysportspace.com

All this hub bub about booing the Mets is getting to me. Stemming from Carlos Delgado's denial of giving Mets fans a cookie curtain call has some peoples panties tied in a knot....SAVE THE BOOS FOR WHEN THEY DESERVE IT FOLKS STOP WATERING THEM DOWN
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What's wrong with the outfield?

TheRopolitansDOTcom posted 4/29/2008 from theropolitans.com

I continue to hear more and more about the Mets wanting to trade for Xavier Nady to sure up the Mets outfield. Um...why? What is wrong with the outfield? Has Angel Pagan already fallen so far out of favor with Mets fans since he won the game over the Phillies in the 12th inning? Has the Angel Wave already run it's course in New York?
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Delgado's curtain call history

The 'Ropolitans :: New York Mets Baseball Blog found this 4/29/2008 on www.nydailynews.com

Carlos Delgado was not disingenuous when he suggested after his two-homer game Sunday that he’s reluctant to accept curtain calls, even if his memory is a little fuzzy. Delgado could only recall taking two curtain calls in his career: upon ...
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To: Media and Mets fans everywhere Subject: Stop whining

TheRopolitansDOTcom posted 4/29/2008 from theropolitans.com

Dear all media outlets and Mets bloggers, commenters, and fans, Please, for the love of everything holy, please stop making a story out of this Carlos Delgado curtain call snub. This is the most inane story about a complete non-story. Why does it matter if he took a curtain call or not? He didn't feel it was right, and that's that.
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