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This is a continuation thread, the old thread is [split]370569[/split]
Isn't it funny how a Yankee Fan is telling everyone how to act at a baseball game?
Yankee Fans negate things that would apply to them all the time. Why change now?
Isn't it funny how being a Yankee fan somehow negates something that would apply to anyone? The fact is what they did was in poor taste, regardless whose player alleggedly gave them the excuse.
Enough. Again, everyone got on fine afterwards....but it's an unfortunate smear on the all-star game.
Except no one but you thinks that. Like you said, everyone got on fine afterwards aka no one cared enough to cry about it a week after the fact.
Actually, MLB thought that way and so did the announcers/coverers of the game....and MLB even now said it will rethink how and who handles selections to try and appease these things beforehand. Again, no-one's crying, but they also shouldn't have 'cried' about not having Butler in the derby if they have built a tradition of not being part of playoffs and such for so long.
But yeah time to move on from this discussion here.
Actually it's still a topic for MLB today, and time doesn't make it like it never happened. But we can move no from it in here, thanks.Yeah, at the time it happened. Then they devoted 30 seconds to it on SC that night and no one cared about it after. Well, except for you apparently.
No less fair than bringing up the Yankees money and success. Again, it goes both ways.EDIT: Because you edited your post and I didn't see this little gem here. I like how you keep bringing that up.
The way they were expressing themselves was no longer about not picking Butler...that much was abundantly clear. That's where the issue lies. It's a little HR derby...no reason for them to get up in arms like they did unless there's something deeper and more miserable they want to let out.No offense but it makes you sound like that stereotypical ******* Yankee fan that everyone hates. What does not being in the playoffs have to do with Cano saying he would pick a Royal and then not doing so? How ****** the team is have nothing to do with someone breaking their word.
Alrighty. Again...enough of this in this discussion.I mean, **** look at the guys Kemp picked for the NL, most of those guys are on teams that haven't sniffed the playoffs in years.
Actually it's still a topic for MLB today, and time doesn't make it like it never happened. But we can move no fro it in here, thanks.
And they behaved that way.Nope, doesn't work that way. You're the one that came in here and made a huge big deal about it calling a fanbase classless,
Because it was clear that's why they did. If you don't care, that's fine. It doesn't change it being what it is. As I said, it wasn't about being a Yankee or Yankee fan, it shouldn't have happened with anyone.going on how they're just mad because their team is **** and they should worry about getting better in typical arrogant Yankee fan fashion.
Some do, as does MLB, for the sake of baseball, not just the Yankees.But even if I agreed that they were venting their frustration over years of futility, who gives a ****?
I just did. Discussion's over. Sorry if it got you upset.You don't get to decide when the discussion is over.
He should go to the Yankees so he can get booed every time he throws the ball.