López also was fined an undisclosed amount by the commissioner’s office “for intentionally throwing pitches” at Schwarber in the ninth inning of New York’s 10-6 win Sunday night. Showalter was suspended for one game and fined. He also missed a game last month for a medical procedure. In his first season with the team, Showalter had guided the Mets to a 16-7 record - best in the National League - heading into Monday night. “The coaches, we’re all kind of collaborating out there.” “We talk a lot throughout the game,” Sherlock said. Sherlock filled in for Showalter, with help from pitching coach Jeremy Hefner and hitting coach Eric Chávez.
“It was close to game time, but like I said, that’s baseball and that’s really not our decision. “We were surprised, I can tell you that,” Mets bench coach Glenn Sherlock said.
