How do the Yankees even put this scum bag in the lineup? He's a disgrace to baseball. I can't believe that there were Yankees fans cheering for him last night. He deserves a sea of boo's for the embarrassment he's brought to their franchise.
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You guys need to show some respect to a guy who has had a hall of fame career and has always been treated unfairly by the fans and the media.
I agree with him.
First of all, as the byproduct of being the best player in baseball with the largest contract, ARod got way more media attention than should have been for the dumbest things. He tried way to hard to say the right things and please everyone, which always led to him seeming fake.
Second, the day Giants fans boo Bonds, Boston fans boo Manny or Ortiz, Cards fans boo Mac, etc then you can complain about Yankees fans cheering ARod.
Yeah, you guys also sent Alfonso to the Yanks and he has had six or seven ribbies in each of his last two games. Are you trying to help the Yanks into the playoffs?
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Taking on that bloated contract does sound like something the Cubs organization would do.
Yeah and I bet you A-Rod haters think Roger Clemens is the epitome of testimonial truth and clean play.
he should have been ejected and will likely get suspended. I also think MLB should suspend that umpire but they don't have the balls to do that.
but hey anytime you can make someone like ARod into a sympathetic figure, you've done something.
this is why Dempster will be suspended.
I saw this line on twitter last night: I wonder if Dempster throws at Ortiz in practice?
Why? I've heard the same from others on ESPN - is it because he didn't eject the pitcher on the first throw? He threw low and behind ARod and didn't hit him.
No, it's because he didn't eject the pitcher after he tried four times to hit him and finally succeeded. At that point it was obvious what he was trying to do. Intentionally throwing at a batter is an automatic ejection.
Had Dempster had just a little better aim, it wouldn't have been as obvious and he could claim the ball slipped or something. Pretty hard to claim that after trying so many times.
