Blanco "He was safe all the way," Blanco said, shrugging and grinning. "Good for us. Players and coaches from both benches had been complaining about Cuzzi's work throughout the game, and, by the ninth, the umpire appeared exasperated. He claimed he was yelling at the Mets' bench, not Rodriguez. Blanco disagreed, and called for the league to discipline Cuzzi. Blanco continued with his scathing review of the umpire, who gained notoriety last year for calling a would-be double by Joe Mauer as a foul ball in the playoffs at Yankee Stadium. "I hope somebody sees that and punishes him," the catcher said. "That's one thing that should not happen in a baseball game. It doesn't matter how mad you are, it should not happen, especially from them. I hope somebody was watching that." "Bad calls all day," Blanco said. "He missed a lot of pitches. I thought he said stuff to Frankie. Then he told Jerry that he wasn't talking to him, he wasn't talking to our dugout. A lot of weird things happened that inning." Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/mets/2010/07/18/2010-07-18_francisco_rodriguez_blows_save_but_earns_with_for_mets_in_43_extrainning_victory.html#ixzz0u8LbeN34