David Wright's Contract Non-Situation - NYTimes.com June 3, 2012, 2:00 am David Wright repeated on Saturday that he did not wish to negotiate a new contract during the season. He said these intentions, which he first revealed on a radio interview with WFAN on Friday, had been set since before the start of the season. Wright is in the final year of his deal with the Mets, who hold an option for the 2013 season. "When you talk about a contract, it's going to end up being somewhat selfish," Wright said after the Mets beat the Cardinals, 5-0. "I think that we should be talking about "we" as a group and not "me" as an individual in the middle of the season." Earlier this week, General Manager Sandy Alderson said he planned to reach out to Wright's agents. But Wright said on Saturday that he learned a lesson from negotiating his current deal during the 2006 season. "I know it's very difficult to go out there and play the game knowing in the back of your mind your representatives are meeting with the team or they're supposed to be meeting tomorrow," he said. I feel like the off-season is a much better time where you can sit down and really figure something out. Wright invoked the Mets" hot start and said he did not want to introduce disruptions to the clubhouse. He said, "I think it's important that we keep the momentum we have now and not start talking about individual things like contracts."