nytimes.com - 4/28/2008
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Carlos Delgado cranked a bases-empty homer off John Smoltz in the third and mashed another one in the seventh, a monstrous blast off the scoreboard in right-center field.
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Mets Fan in Texas —
It's shocking, yet it's so predictable. Carlos Delgado busts out of a slump, hits two impressive home runs to lead the Mets to a solid win over the rival Braves, and what are the headlines today?
Newsday: Delgado (2 HRs) snubs curtain call in Mets win
Post: NO CURTAIN FOR CARLOS
Times: Delgado Homers Twice but Isn't Taking Any Bows
And while the Daily News and The Record didn't emphasize the phantom curtain call as much as the above papers, ...
Let's See Pedro Fix a Hard Drive
Eephus Pitch —
... Finally, do you buy that Carlos Delgado doesn't believe in taking curtain calls after relatively insignificant home runs, out of "respect for the game"? ...
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