According to an article on SI.com, Washington Nationals OF Lastings Milledge criticized his experience as a New York Met once again.

“I can’t go through anything worse than I went through in New York. It only gets better from here,” said Milledge.  “A lot of veterans (on the Mets) didn’t like the way I play the game.  They thought I didn’t respect it.”

In 115 career games as a Met, Milledge hit 11 HR’s and 51 RBI in 115 Games.

When Milledge was a Met I wanted to like him.  I wanted him to be the future and bring some youthful fire to a squad that looked dead at times last year.  His bad attitude is now just old at this point.  Milledge and Elijah Dukes can now share each other’s company in Washington’s outfield. 

This type of ‘revenge against the Mets organization’ is just going to continue throughout his career, especially being in the same division as his former club.