Mets' Triple-A team abandons dugout after sewage overflow (PHOTOS)

Stinking up the joint is a term used pretty often in sports, but never has it been so appropriate as to what happened during a Triple-A baseball game at Cashman Field in Las Vegas Saturday night.

Only this time it had nothing to do with play on the field when a game between the Las Vegas 51s (Mets) and the Omaha Storm Chasers (Royals) was disrupted after sewage from the locker rooms overflowed into both dugouts.

Sewer has backed up into both dugouts at Cashman Field. Oh and 51s trail 4-3 in the 4th. pic.twitter.com/82sH8g4bAf

— #LV51s (@LasVegas51s) August 23, 2015

The problem got so bad the Las Vegas players ended up sitting up outside the dugout.

51s players couldn't take it. Sitting outside the dugout like its a Spring Training game. pic.twitter.com/Va7AZoabSo

— #LV51s (@LasVegas51s) August 23, 201

Let's just say the 51s came out smelling like victory after a 9-5 win.