"I do not think baseball of today is any better than it was 30 years ago... I still think Radbourne is the greatest of the pitchers." John Sullivan 1914-Old athletes never change.
Bummer I loved that he made baseball more interesting on one hand, and on the other I hated that he could have off-seasons like 2008 where he bought everything. I really hope the one nutcase son he has (Hank?) takes over from the steady one, that would be entertaining.
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Neato Torpedo wrote:Edit: they cheered Jeter when they had a recording of Bob Sheppard announce his AB, after informing the crowd of his passing.
There were clear boos mixed in there. You could tell they were conflicted. I still find it hard to believe, in this age of information & technology, that the majority of the crowd was unaware of the Boss's passing.
Edit: That was still different. The announcer basically said, "Now we're going to play a clip of an announcer who just died." Even the most soulless of people wouldn't boo that (although a few still managed).
Neato Torpedo wrote:Edit: they cheered Jeter when they had a recording of Bob Sheppard announce his AB, after informing the crowd of his passing.
There were clear boos mixed in there. You could tell they were conflicted. I still find it hard to believe, in this age of information & technology, that the majority of the crowd was unaware of the Boss's passing.
Edit: That was still different. The announcer basically said, "Now we're going to play a clip of an announcer who just died." Even the most soulless of people wouldn't boo that (although a few still managed).
So your saying that because George passed away then Yankee players should be applauded? Sorry....RIP George...but I still hate your Yankees.
Neato Torpedo wrote:Edit: they cheered Jeter when they had a recording of Bob Sheppard announce his AB, after informing the crowd of his passing.
There were clear boos mixed in there. You could tell they were conflicted. I still find it hard to believe, in this age of information & technology, that the majority of the crowd was unaware of the Boss's passing.
Edit: That was still different. The announcer basically said, "Now we're going to play a clip of an announcer who just died." Even the most soulless of people wouldn't boo that (although a few still managed).
So your saying that because George passed away then Yankee players should be applauded? Sorry....RIP George...but I still hate your Yankees.
Nope. Just asking to hold off the boos for one day. That's it.