Just another day in the New York Mets clubhouse.

Mets manager, Mickey Callaway and Jason Vargas got into it with a reporter who was asking questions in the clubhouse. The Mets skipper was none too please with a comment uttered by one of the beat writers and started getting a snippy with the press and that’s when the volume got turned way up.

Mickey Callaway told one of the beat reporters they won’t use Edwin Díaz for five outs “just because you think so.”

This is a manager that doesn’t adjust and talks to reporters like they know absolutely nothing.

— Rich MacLeod (@richmacleod) June 23, 2019

Callaway cursed out Tim Healey of Newsday out while accusing him of being an antagonist of the team. And then this gem:

Mickey Callaway told a reporter to leave the clubhouse, calling the reporter a motherfu**er multiple times.

"Don't be a smartass, motherfu**er*," Callaway said.

Jason Vargas, defending his manager, said "I'll knock you the f**k out, bro."

— Deesha Thosar (@DeeshaThosar) June 23, 2019

The Mets manager then tried to make the reporter leave but zero fucks were being given around the clubhouse and so…

Callaway told the public relations staff to “Get this motherf—-er” out of the clubhouse and when Healey didn’t leave, Vargas got into a stare down with him. Words were exchanged and Vargas had to be restrained from him.

— Mike Puma (@NYPost_Mets) June 23, 2019

Escalation…

Vargas charged at the reporter and multiple people, including Carlos Gomez and Noah Syndergaard, had to separate them. The reporter left the clubhouse shortly after.

— Deesha Thosar (@DeeshaThosar) June 23, 2019

In a nutshell things seem to be going well the Mets.

You’ve got a 36 year old pitcher threatening to KO a reporter, a manager who doesn’t know how to use his bullpen and a NY media that’s being treated like Jim Acosta in the White House Briefing Room.

What’s next? Mr. Met passing out bath salts to the first 10,000 fans in attendance? I’d say, get your shit together Mets, but this is what casual baseball fans love about you. The endless, nonstop fuckery that is and will probably always be this franchise. And I say that in the most loving of ways.