Gsellman returns to hill, apologizes to Sandy
(MLB.com New York Mets)

For the better part of a minute, Robert Gsellman trudged from the pitcher`s mound to the dugout, twice glancing behind him to the open bullpen doors. Gsellman appeared agitated, distressed -- hardly the emotionless soul he purported to be just one night earlier, when Gsellman defied Mets general manager Sandy Alderson`s concern over his poor results.