Willie Randolph claims to not like fraternization

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Willie Randolph claims to not like fraternization
FanHouse found this 4/20/2008 on sports.yahoo.com [flag]
One of the the things I like about Willie Randolph is that he's a throwback. If an old baseball code is violated, he's going to let his players know about it, even if it means coming off like he has a major bug up his Randolph rear. Currently, Randolph isn't too happy as he's seen a few too many Mets players do a little too much pregame frolicking with Manny Acta , the old Mets coach and ... [link]

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Was Willie Randolph Sending a Message to Mets Front Office?
Published 4/20/2008 by Matt Watson at FanHouse
... Randolph didn't mention anyone in the Mets front office, and Sherman doesn't explicitly suggest that Randolph may have been implying as much ... but it does make you wonder, especially considering Randolph has selectively relaxed his stance on fraternization in the past. Could it be he's just a little paranoid about his own job? Seems like a reasonable theory to me. ...

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