Noah Syndergaard reportedly hasn't enjoyed throwing to catcher Wilson Ramos this season and it led to a confrontation with New York Mets leadership.
According to Joel Sherman and Kevin Kernan of the New York Post, Syndergaard was "livid" when he had to pitch to Ramos Sunday against the Philadelphia Phillies. The right-hander first met with pitching strategist Jeremy Accardo, then manager Mickey Callaway and eventually had a half-hour sit down with general manager Brodie Van Wagenen, but reportedly he wasn't satisfied with the results of those meetings.
Syndergaard allowed four earned runs in five innings of what became a 10-7 loss to the fellow wild-card contender.