Keith Hernandez: My Hero

[bigh0rt]

Around the Horn has the Hernandez segment on deck after the commercial break, so you may catch the audio there, or possibly on PTI after

[Omaha Red Sox]

The audio was hilarious. It sounded as if he was actually angry and disturbed that there was a woman in the dugout getting high fives and everything. And the other guy says, "You shouldn't have said that..." or something like that.

[thedude]

ESPN has a poll on whether or not Keith should be fired... fired? are you serious? Perhaps he should have used some more discretion and considering the way things are these days, you really have to watch what you say when you're in the public arena. But I don't consider his remark to be hateful or bigoted; just inappropriate and perhaps a little silly.

There is no way Keith Herandez should fired over this.

Comments weren't PC, but it shouldn't cost him his job.

[CubsFan7724]

ESPN has a poll on whether or not Keith should be fired... fired? are you serious? Perhaps he should have used some more discretion and considering the way things are these days, you really have to watch what you say when you're in the public arena. But I don't consider his remark to be hateful or bigoted; just inappropriate and perhaps a little silly.

There is no way Keith Herandez should fired over this.

Comments weren't PC, but it shouldn't cost him his job.

People have lost jobs over stupider things. Wait until the Fem-nazis get a hold of this.

[Another Blown Save]

I love how this happened right after MLB recieved a F from the Institute for Diversity and Ethics for low numbers of women in leadership positions

[Art Vandelay]

I don't like it. By having a girl in the clubhouse, she is taking the job away from a sportsloving man who dreams of rubbing down athletes.

There are some out there. My friend is one of them, stuck at a AA program.

I can't tell if you're being serious or not, but how is this taking a job away from a man? And why should it be a man's job in the first place?

Anyway, was this a stupid thing to say? Yes. Is it being blown way out of proportion? Yes. Should he be fired? No way.

[knapplc]

I don't like it. By having a girl in the clubhouse, she is taking the job away from a sportsloving man who dreams of rubbing down athletes.

There are some out there. My friend is one of them, stuck at a AA program.

I can't tell if you're being serious or not, but how is this taking a job away from a man? And why should it be a man's job in the first place?

Anyway, was this a stupid thing to say? Yes. Is it being blown way out of proportion? Yes. Should he be fired? No way.

My thoughts exactly. The guy said something asinine, but this shouldn't warrant much more than a talking-to.

If it does, he's getting screwed, not the chick.

[5]

once again, it's the media making a deal out of this.

[knapplc]

once again, it's the media making a deal out of this.

Yep. The news is a commodity that they're selling us. ESPN, CBS, CNN, they're all the same.

When you have 10+ 24-hour news channels and four or five more dedicated solely to sports, you have to fill all that programming time with something, real or not.

[perlick29]

I dont believe a word of this. Keith Hernandez could never have said a thing like this. If you ask me this is a conspiracy against Keith Hernandez. There had to have been a second bigot.

This looks like the work of Roger McDowell. Again. Me and my buddies were out in the bullpen cursing at him all game so it just had to have been him.