We must realize all the baggage that comes with him is here to stay

especially for those who, now more than ever, spend more and more time talking about Beckham. Seems they should thank him.

Rather than telling Odell Beckham Jr. how to live his life.

YO, WHAT’S UP?

Mickey Callaway’s message of change apparently has not filtered down to Yoenis Cespedes, when it comes to the slugger’s relationship with the media.

Video of a Cespedes (Tuesday) media session being cut short (which aired Wednesday on SNY’s “Baseball Night in New York”) was proof positive. The subject was the mystery surrounding Cespedes’ right wrist (he received a cortisone shot to dull the pain). And when the session started getting juicy it was abruptly terminated.

Did Cespedes tell Mets PR he only had a limited amount of time?

Or did Mets staffers pull the plug because they didn’t want to prolong any psychic discomfort Cespedes may have been experiencing?

It doesn’t really matter. This was a terrible look for Cespedes and only added to the mystery surrounding his wrist. Seamhead sources say Cespedes usually picks and chooses when he will speak with boss scribes. They don’t see that policy changing.

TALK ABOUT IT

Richard W. DiPietro Jr., star of ESPN-98.7’s “Humpty, Canty, Rothy Show,” ranted last week about the media abandoning the FBI’s college hoops investigation after Arizona coach Sean Miller denied allegations, in an ESPN story,