Note: 27 Questions about a Curtain Call
Prior to last night’s rain out, Carlos Delgado talked with reporters about irrelevant curtain call issue.
To read a transcript of the Q&A session, go to Adam Rubin’s 
blog for the Daily News, where Delgado is quoted as saying of his decision…
“I don’t know why you call it a decision. It’s not a decision. Yesterday we talked about the situation and I thought that there are moments, and then there are moments. I don’t think that was the moment (for a curtain call). I also said (Sunday) that we appreciate the fans, and the support of the fans, but we’re here to play a game. And we’re usually playing a team on the other side of the dugout. And that’s what we are trying to pay attention to. At the end of the day, the big story is that we took two out of three to Atlanta and that’s about it.”
…unreal…seriously…i know it was raining, and these guys need something to write about, but, 27 questions about a curtain call and fan reaction…27…it’s almost hard to believe…
…i woke up last night around 2 am…i couldn’t sleep…i turned on talk radio, and could not believe that people were still talking about delgado and the curtain call…you would think he took the curtain call, but also gave everyone the finger while doing it, the way talk show hosts have been carrying on…the funny thing is, most of the callers seem to be saying, though they would like to see delgado accept the curtain call, in the end, 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 Record and the Star-Journal.
