A day later, there was no resolution.
Noah Syndergaard didn’t deny the story in The Post that he talked with Mets higher-ups about why his request for a personal catcher, and not starter Wilson Ramos, hasn’t been consistently granted. Manager Mickey Callaway wouldn’t say who he plans to have behind the plate for Syndergaard’s next start, Friday against the Dodgers. And Ramos declined to comment, perhaps a sense the veteran is annoyed, since he addressed this issue earlier this season.
Syndergaard pitched to Ramos on Sunday, and blew a 3-0, first-inning lead. Before the outing, he confronted ptching strategist Jeremy Accardo, Callaway and general manager Brodie Van Wagenen when he realized Ramos would be behind the plate, The Post reported.