Let's just get this out of the way right away.

So Jorge Lopez threw his glove into the stands.

I'm gonna tell you right now,

before Jorge Lopez had a damn thing to the media, my reaction to that was great!

He's pissed! He's not pissed at Carlos Mendoza. He's not pissed at Met fans. He's pissed at everything. He's

pissed at the situation. He was pissed at a third-base umpire who is way too sensitive,

decided to throw him out of the game even though

Jorge Lopez was begging for a check swing call on a non swing by Freddie Freeman.

But who cares? Like when I saw him walking off the mound after being ejected and

being angry and those poor souls that Rat City Field were booing slash cheering and Jorge Lopez decided to pelt his glove as far as he could throw it.

And then by the way if you were watching it was caught by a Yankee fan. Can we address that?

Gary Kone didn't want to mention it.

So Jorge Lopez throws his glove.

And I gotta tell you, I was not like bothered by it.

I was thinking to myself he represents all of us.

This team has just had a meltdown. They're getting swept by the LA Dodgers and

Jorge Lopez is probably frustrated not only with himself, but

frustrated that the Heesus threw him out of the game. Now does that mean Carlos Mendoza

has to be okay with it? Carlos Mendoza has to have some kind of authority in his room. So if he has an issue with it and tells

Jorge Lopez is he an issue, he has an issue with it. Jorge Lopez has to say, hey, my bad, I was emotional, I was angry, I won't do that again.

That's clearly not what happened. Lopez instead, now hours after this game ended decided to double down on yeah

I feel my glove and what are you gonna do about it and that to me is the thing that

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