Nationals get under Figueroa's skin in Mets loss

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 Nationals get under Figueroa's skin in Mets loss
Nelson Figueroa was frustrated by his own pitching, that's for sure. But that doesn't fully explain the vitriol the Mets' starting pitcher unleashed on the Washington Nationals Monday night after a 10-4 loss at Shea Stadium. [link]

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Nelson Figueroa - Waaaaaaaah
Published 5/13/2008 by Russianator (noreply@blogger.com) at Three Idiots on Sports
... Mets pitcher Nelson Figueroa had a rough night last night. The Washington Nationals smacked him around, beating the Mets 10-4 and those darn Nationals, they actually had the nerve to be happy about it, and that got poor Nellie all mad. He got madder than the the time David Wright stole his blankie and wouldn't give it back. ...

Mets' Nelson Figueroa compares Nationals to high school girls
Published 5/13/2008 at Big League Stew
... Then, last night, Mets pitcher Nelson Figueroa goes out and pitches like he's throwing underhanded and then starts the best postgame sniping of the season when ex-Met ...

Journeyman Nobody Questions The Nats’ Professionalism
Published 5/13/2008 by GC at Can't Stop The Bleeding
... etiquette being violated. Last week, we suffered through extensive debate regarding Joba Chamberlain’s fist-pumping, and over the weekend, Ryne Sandberg threw a shitfit over an opposing manager’s team bunting with a 6 run lead in the Class-A Midwest League. None of that, however, tops Mets starter (and losing pitcher in Monday’s 10-4 defeat at the hands of Washington) Nelson Figueroa taking umbrage at the Nationals cheering for their teammate.  From Newsday’s Anthony Rieber. Figueroa took issue with the ...

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Nelson Figueroa after a 10-4 loss to the Nats said: "They were cheerleading in the dugout like a bunch of softball girls. If that's what a last-place team needs to do to fire themselves up, so be it. They need to show a little more class and professionalism." We found video of the Nats that drives his point home.
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