MLB analyst thinks Mets left Jorge López 'out to dry' after glove-throwing ejection: 'Boggled my mind'

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Jorge López’s wild ejection on Wednesday afternoon in Queens, and subsequent comments where he was believed to call his New York Mets the "worst team in probably the whole f---ing MLB," ultimately led the organization to designate him for assignment. 

In short, he was released after his ejection, which included throwing his glove into the stands and having words with the Mets. 

López has since tried to clear up his comments to the media in the Mets’ clubhouse after the game, saying on his Instagram Stories that he was talking about himself being the worst teammate. 

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Jorge López, #52 of the New York Mets, in action against the Philadelphia Phillies during a game at Citizens Bank Park on May 16, 2024 in Philadelphia. (Rich Schultz/Getty Images)

"Who ever hear me I said teammate and what I said on the situation I been the worst teammate," López wrote, "thanks media for make it worse."

The bizarre chain of events led to many giving their opinion on the matter, and that included former MLB catcher and current Pittsburgh Pirates analyst Michael McKenry, who ripped the Mets for how they handled the entire situation. 

"That really boggled my mind because the way they handled that as an organization was very poor," McKenry said on OutKick’s "Hot Mic" Thursday. "What I mean is you have a guy [where] Spanish is his second language, and you have no interpreter there. So, you kinda leave him out to dry in the sense of like, he’s going to go with what he knows.

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"The most I learned about Spanish was not the good