Players don’t receive memos from MLB detailing policy. It’s squarely on management to police their players. Squarely.
Only reason they should fire Beltran is if they feel he misled them during interviews and they no longer feel comfortable with him. Personally, I absolutely hope he remains with the team. I think he will be an excellent manager.
I'm a Yankee fan and agree with everything you've said here.
I hope Beltran was straight with them and keeps his job. The one thing I hope doesn't happen is the Mets cave to the media pressure and fire him, especially if he was truthful in his interview.
If he lied then all bets are off.
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who are boasting about all these firings, apparently you have a poor memory and forget about all the cheating the league endured with PED's with Arod Clemens Melky.
should we fucking talk about that?
Good job leaving out a bunch of other non Yankee names there, Barbra.
David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez, Rafael Palmeiro, Miguel Tejada, etc.
Nice try though.
lol ..dude, brother, homie g. not bitter at all. We'll see how this shakes out. I've accepted Mets dysfunction all my life another I could give a fuck about another crossroad.
again my point for 7th time now, if you're a Yankee fan and you're trying to boast your displeasure on cheaters, remember your shit and simmer down.
And, once again, we'll say no. Every team in the league cheated at one time or another. What the Astros and Red Sox did is even worse than anyother 'cheating' scandal in MLB.
We'll enjoy it, boast about it, celebrate it as much as we want and there's literally nothing you can do about it.
i mean... like...are we certain the lovable Yankees are without their own Skeletons in the closet? cause man...that would get a little akwarddddd.
I dont need to do shit, just airing the "whats right is right" comments is satisfying enough for me.
Crazy hot pressure on your team this year, fucking A if they dont win the whole bangarang. Yikkkes
I'm tired, pc
Yeah it sucks having all this pressure on us. Not sure how we will manage, but I’m hopeful. Wish the yanks sucked things would be so much easier.
a board like this are some people so narrow minded to make it seem like one teams fans are gleeful over this out of some sort of a rivalry.
Any baseball fan I know that isn't a fan of the Red Sox or Astros is happy about it.
Some really smug people got a comeuppance. Systematic cheating that didn't span the entire league was punished. That's unlike most scandals in baseball.
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To me Beltran only avoids the same heat if he were to have been the snitch on the Astros and Cora in return for not being punished. Otherwise I would think he would get something. Even if only several weeks or a couple of months suspension.
who are boasting about all these firings, apparently you have a poor memory and forget about all the cheating the league endured with PED's with Arod Clemens Melky.
should we fucking talk about that?
So naive and stupid. Your comparing PED use that was all over baseball to legit cheating by stealing signs using technology. Every single team in baseball had multiple players using PEDs. Not every team cheated it’s way to a World Series.
it doesn’t have to be, and often wasn’t, systematic. It’s generally orchestrated by no one other than the individual. Unless you can convince me that Cashman told Arod and Clemens, etc to use steroids then I don’t know what the point of bringing up PEDs is.
And that’s before taking about how every team in baseball had PED users (in all likelihood) and that doing PEDs doesn’t tell you what pitch is or isn’t coming.
This is the worst cheating scandal I’ve ever witness. It directly influenced and was the likely reason for an MVP win, and 2 WS titles.
Gloat while you can. Logan Morrison specifical called out the Yankees and Dodgers as doing the same and he claims he witnessed it. Might be BS, might not. But if true....
This is terrible for baseball and to be sure Astros and Sox deserved having managers fired.
Gloat while you can. Logan Morrison specifical called out the Yankees and Dodgers as doing the same and he claims he witnessed it. Might be BS, might not. But if true....
This is terrible for baseball and to be sure Astros and Sox deserved having managers fired.
He said the Red Sox, too
All those teams have had guys who were mediocre until they came to those clubs
Gloat while you can. Logan Morrison specifical called out the Yankees and Dodgers as doing the same and he claims he witnessed it. Might be BS, might not. But if true....
Morrison has played major league ball for five teams.
The four teams he called out are not any of those five teams.
He did not say "I witnessed it". He said that he "knew from first hand accounts."
Which is to say, alleged accounts from unnamed witnesses, not Morrison himself.
with this recent scandal is really the height of dunderheadedness. Doing steroids is an individual choice. This was a concerted effort to give an entire team a seasons long advantage that in the end gave them home field advantage throughout the playoffs.
If you look at the 2017 ALCS the Astros won all four games in Houston. They couldn't hit their collective way out of a wet paper bag in New York in which they lost all three games. Now you can make the case if the Yankees had home field advantage maybe they go on to the world series. You can also make the case had they been able to steal one in Houston again they might have gone on to the world series.
All it takes is one key moment in each one of these games. Stealing signs has been in the game forever. If you can find that a pitcher is tipping his pitches, so be it. That's on the pitcher. But to the level the Astros and the Red Sox took it, is beyond the unwritten rules of what is acceptable in the game of baseball.
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But yeah, there’s no inferiority complex at all. ROFL.
Look, I know you have a narrative in your head and once a narrative is there, it's hard to dislodge it but all you need to do is read the threads. 4 posts in to the thread Yankees fans bring up the Mets and their manager. I don't know if it's done to make you feel better about yourself, or what the reason is, but in almost every case it's Yankees fans who initiate the animosity.
Mets fans respond and it's inferiority. You can't make this shit up.
Great post though.
Now the spotlight’s on the Mets.
bceagle05 : 1/14/2020 8:03 pm : link : reply
I don’t think they have to fire Beltran, but they must be feeling the heat right now.
Beltran is next
Stan in LA : 1/14/2020 8:04 pm : link : reply
Bu-bye!
who are boasting about all these firings, apparently you have a poor memory and forget about all the cheating the league endured with PED's with Arod Clemens Melky.
should we fucking talk about that?
Good job leaving out a bunch of other non Yankee names there, Barbra.
David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez, Rafael Palmeiro, Miguel Tejada, etc.
Nice try though.
barbra? missed my point there Cindy lou
comment was directed to Yankee fans because they are the ones boasting.
Boasting would imply that they had a hand in it.
Try a thesaurus?
RE: RE: A thread about the Red Sox manager being fired Â
But yeah, there’s no inferiority complex at all. ROFL.
Look, I know you have a narrative in your head and once a narrative is there, it's hard to dislodge it but all you need to do is read the threads. 4 posts in to the thread Yankees fans bring up the Mets and their manager. I don't know if it's done to make you feel better about yourself, or what the reason is, but in almost every case it's Yankees fans who initiate the animosity.
Mets fans respond and it's inferiority. You can't make this shit up.
Great post though.
Now the spotlight’s on the Mets.
bceagle05 : 1/14/2020 8:03 pm : link : reply
I don’t think they have to fire Beltran, but they must be feeling the heat right now.
Beltran is next
Stan in LA : 1/14/2020 8:04 pm : link : reply
Bu-bye!
No, four posts in and a poster mentioned the only other named party in the report who happens to still be an MLB manager.
JFC, Mets fans' inferiority complex is so intense that they can't even see that.
and it's the last thing I'll say on this topic because it's pedantic.
I do not feel inferior to anyone. Let alone someone who cheers for a different sports team that I do.
I do notice that some Yankees fans exude arrogance and bravado because it seems like they take on the persona of their team, maybe their life is empty and sharing accomplishments of grown men is fulfilling in some way to them and it's all they have. I'm not sure, but being a fan of a team who wins, makes you no different as a person than a fan of a team who didn't win. You are not part of the team.
Claiming someone feels inferior is a low-IQ taunt likely heard elsewhere being parroted by others.
I came from a Yankees fan family, my father is a diehard whose history and knowledge of Yankees lore surpasses even Francessa (or whoever you think knows a lot). He knows lineups and box scores from the late 50's and 60's even to the current day by heart. My first baseball game was a Yankees game vs the Angels in 1977 at Yankee stadium. My first favorite player was Reggie Jackson, like half the world.
I grew up going to West Haven Yankees games as well as the occasional special trip to the Bronx.
My brother, an occasional poster on here, also a diehard Yankees fan.
When the Mets and Yankees do not play each other, I don't root against the Yankees. I feel nothing when they win or lose. I simply don't care.
If the Yankees play the Red Sox, I root for the Yankees casually because living in Boston I have grown to hate the Red Sox only slightly less than the NL East teams.
if it were playoffs, I'd root for the Yankees, casually, just so my brother and father can experience some sports joy.
this is not inferiority, the Mets fans on here (mostly) respond to unsolicited attacks.
That's it, that is the post. I am done. flame away. don't care.
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and it's the last thing I'll say on this topic because it's pedantic.
I do not feel inferior to anyone. Let alone someone who cheers for a different sports team that I do.
I do notice that some Yankees fans exude arrogance and bravado because it seems like they take on the persona of their team, maybe their life is empty and sharing accomplishments of grown men is fulfilling in some way to them and it's all they have. I'm not sure, but being a fan of a team who wins, makes you no different as a person than a fan of a team who didn't win. You are not part of the team.
Claiming someone feels inferior is a low-IQ taunt likely heard elsewhere being parroted by others.
I came from a Yankees fan family, my father is a diehard whose history and knowledge of Yankees lore surpasses even Francessa (or whoever you think knows a lot). He knows lineups and box scores from the late 50's and 60's even to the current day by heart. My first baseball game was a Yankees game vs the Angels in 1977 at Yankee stadium. My first favorite player was Reggie Jackson, like half the world.
I grew up going to West Haven Yankees games as well as the occasional special trip to the Bronx.
My brother, an occasional poster on here, also a diehard Yankees fan.
When the Mets and Yankees do not play each other, I don't root against the Yankees. I feel nothing when they win or lose. I simply don't care.
If the Yankees play the Red Sox, I root for the Yankees casually because living in Boston I have grown to hate the Red Sox only slightly less than the NL East teams.
if it were playoffs, I'd root for the Yankees, casually, just so my brother and father can experience some sports joy.
this is not inferiority, the Mets fans on here (mostly) respond to unsolicited attacks.
That's it, that is the post. I am done. flame away. don't care.
That's a good post and explains your position well.
I think, very much limited to this specific topic, that while some Yankees fans might be tweaking Mets fans by bringing up Beltran, there's also an element of simply wondering what the fallout is for him, if anything at all. And the first mention of Beltran was simply a question of whether the Mets would now feel pressure to fire him because Hinch and Cora were both fired. That's a fair question and has nothing to do with knocking the Mets.
Clearly, no one is implying that the Mets have been the beneficiary of whatever cheating Beltran participated in, so the defensiveness of Mets fans here feels odd, and likely contributes to the idea that there is an inferiority complex involved.
and it's the last thing I'll say on this topic because it's pedantic.
I do not feel inferior to anyone. Let alone someone who cheers for a different sports team that I do.
I do notice that some Yankees fans exude arrogance and bravado because it seems like they take on the persona of their team, maybe their life is empty and sharing accomplishments of grown men is fulfilling in some way to them and it's all they have. I'm not sure, but being a fan of a team who wins, makes you no different as a person than a fan of a team who didn't win. You are not part of the team.
Claiming someone feels inferior is a low-IQ taunt likely heard elsewhere being parroted by others.
I came from a Yankees fan family, my father is a diehard whose history and knowledge of Yankees lore surpasses even Francessa (or whoever you think knows a lot). He knows lineups and box scores from the late 50's and 60's even to the current day by heart. My first baseball game was a Yankees game vs the Angels in 1977 at Yankee stadium. My first favorite player was Reggie Jackson, like half the world.
I grew up going to West Haven Yankees games as well as the occasional special trip to the Bronx.
My brother, an occasional poster on here, also a diehard Yankees fan.
When the Mets and Yankees do not play each other, I don't root against the Yankees. I feel nothing when they win or lose. I simply don't care.
If the Yankees play the Red Sox, I root for the Yankees casually because living in Boston I have grown to hate the Red Sox only slightly less than the NL East teams.
if it were playoffs, I'd root for the Yankees, casually, just so my brother and father can experience some sports joy.
this is not inferiority, the Mets fans on here (mostly) respond to unsolicited attacks.
That's it, that is the post. I am done. flame away. don't care.
This is actually a great post and I share the sentiment as a Mets fan.
I'm trying to figure out why anyone feels the Mets and/or Beltran should now be taken down as well.
The Mets had nothing to do with this.
Beltran was a player at the time and no other players are subject to any further punishment.
Furthermore, the Mets hired Beltran away from the Yankees which is where he was the last 2 years serving as Brian Cashman's right hand man. Seems like Beltran did a little bit of everything for the Yankees, including scouting, in that role. During the hiring process Cashman had nothing but awesome things to say about Beltran as a person and a baseball mind.
My question to Yankee fans would be, do you only want him taken down now because the Mets hired him? It's doubtful you would feel the same way if he remained on Brian Cashman's staff.
My take as Mets fan is I hope they dig in and keep Beltran in spite of all of this. He was a player then and the buck didn't stop with him. Punishment has been handed out.
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this could certainly be the excuse the Sox use for a Mookie Betts trade and a partial teardown. The farm system is shit right now and draft pick penalties, if imposed, won't help. So long as they impose budget constraints on themselves it will be difficult for them to get much better.
yeah, the sign-stealing takes him down a peg or two. But I would have loved to see him succeed in Queens. I can certainly see the case for firing him, and if cheapness is what prevents the Mets from doing so they deserve to be laughed at, but if they hang onto him I hope he gets off to a good start.
I am also a huge Yankees fan who doesn't mind the Mets one bit, except when they play each other.
However, I think it's a valid question that was posed very early in the thread wondering what Beltran's future may be considering he was the only other person named in the report. Being he was a player at the time, I don't think anything will happen since it's already come out that players at the time wouldn't be punished.
The only thing I think that could happen would be a knee jerk reaction by the Mets, but I don't see that happening.
You bring up a real good point on the Mets' and how money can play into their decision. The Mets sale to Cohen is also being finalized, does this have any impact on making a decision like this financially? I don't know the answer but I have to think that if money is a factor, then a decision like this may be different under the Wilpon's financial budget versus what Cohen's could potentially look like.
Also, if the league didn't take action on Beltran, are they expecting the Mets to do so?
You bring up a real good point on the Mets' and how money can play into their decision. The Mets sale to Cohen is also being finalized, does this have any impact on making a decision like this financially? I don't know the answer but I have to think that if money is a factor, then a decision like this may be different under the Wilpon's financial budget versus what Cohen's could potentially look like.
Also, if the league didn't take action on Beltran, are they expecting the Mets to do so?
I'll leave that to the Mets fans to answer, how much input and how much financial clout Cohen does or does not have at this point.
that nothing comes out about Beltran being a part of any of this nonsense during his two years as an adviser with the Yankees. Seen come clips out there where Cora seems to be implying the obvious regarding the impact that Beltran had on the Yankees offense the last two years.
That would really be a bummer because this has just been fantastic reveling in the downfall of Houston and Boston.
if we can just get the Mets fans to use the quote feature so it doesn't result in pages of block text boxes, that would be a win for the board....
Excuse me, but I do believe a certain Yankees fan from Hoboken also needs to familiarize himself with the quote feature as well. No need to lump all Mets fans into this category!
I do notice that some Yankees fans exude arrogance and bravado because it seems like they take on the persona of their team, maybe their life is empty and sharing accomplishments of grown men is fulfilling in some way to them and it's all they have. I'm not sure, but being a fan of a team who wins, makes you no different as a person than a fan of a team who didn't win. You are not part of the team.
into all out brawls between Mets and Yankee fans is beyond me. As a Yanks fan I harbor no ill will towards the Mets unless we are playing them. As far as the whole scandal goes I'm more ambivalent towards it than anything else. I agree its probably more rampant than we know. The one thing that gets me about it is the arrogance and hubris of the Stros and I guess Cora as well is that they were told after '17 by MLB to knock it off and cut the crap and yet they still took it to a whole other level.
given the Yankees' propensity for chasing breaking balls out of the Â
they are even mentioning Varitek - lol
Except when they win a lot.
Pressure is good. I'm glad a team I like is expected to win and actually puts their money back into winning. Bring on opening day.
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they are even mentioning Varitek - lol
Giradi?
Only reason they should fire Beltran is if they feel he misled them during interviews and they no longer feel comfortable with him. Personally, I absolutely hope he remains with the team. I think he will be an excellent manager.
I'm a Yankee fan and agree with everything you've said here.
I hope Beltran was straight with them and keeps his job. The one thing I hope doesn't happen is the Mets cave to the media pressure and fire him, especially if he was truthful in his interview.
If he lied then all bets are off.
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who are boasting about all these firings, apparently you have a poor memory and forget about all the cheating the league endured with PED's with Arod Clemens Melky.
should we fucking talk about that?
Good job leaving out a bunch of other non Yankee names there, Barbra.
David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez, Rafael Palmeiro, Miguel Tejada, etc.
Nice try though.
lol ..dude, brother, homie g. not bitter at all. We'll see how this shakes out. I've accepted Mets dysfunction all my life another I could give a fuck about another crossroad.
again my point for 7th time now, if you're a Yankee fan and you're trying to boast your displeasure on cheaters, remember your shit and simmer down.
And, once again, we'll say no. Every team in the league cheated at one time or another. What the Astros and Red Sox did is even worse than anyother 'cheating' scandal in MLB.
We'll enjoy it, boast about it, celebrate it as much as we want and there's literally nothing you can do about it.
i mean... like...are we certain the lovable Yankees are without their own Skeletons in the closet? cause man...that would get a little akwarddddd.
I dont need to do shit, just airing the "whats right is right" comments is satisfying enough for me.
Crazy hot pressure on your team this year, fucking A if they dont win the whole bangarang. Yikkkes
I'm tired, pc
Yeah it sucks having all this pressure on us. Not sure how we will manage, but I’m hopeful. Wish the yanks sucked things would be so much easier.
Any baseball fan I know that isn't a fan of the Red Sox or Astros is happy about it.
Some really smug people got a comeuppance. Systematic cheating that didn't span the entire league was punished. That's unlike most scandals in baseball.
And a few hours ago, Altuve deleted his Twitter.
This is hilarious.
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should we fucking talk about that?
So naive and stupid. Your comparing PED use that was all over baseball to legit cheating by stealing signs using technology. Every single team in baseball had multiple players using PEDs. Not every team cheated it’s way to a World Series.
And that’s before taking about how every team in baseball had PED users (in all likelihood) and that doing PEDs doesn’t tell you what pitch is or isn’t coming.
This is the worst cheating scandal I’ve ever witness. It directly influenced and was the likely reason for an MVP win, and 2 WS titles.
This is terrible for baseball and to be sure Astros and Sox deserved having managers fired.
This is terrible for baseball and to be sure Astros and Sox deserved having managers fired.
He said the Red Sox, too
All those teams have had guys who were mediocre until they came to those clubs
But yeah, there’s no inferiority complex at all. ROFL.
Morrison has played major league ball for five teams.
The four teams he called out are not any of those five teams.
He did not say "I witnessed it". He said that he "knew from first hand accounts."
Which is to say, alleged accounts from unnamed witnesses, not Morrison himself.
If you look at the 2017 ALCS the Astros won all four games in Houston. They couldn't hit their collective way out of a wet paper bag in New York in which they lost all three games. Now you can make the case if the Yankees had home field advantage maybe they go on to the world series. You can also make the case had they been able to steal one in Houston again they might have gone on to the world series.
All it takes is one key moment in each one of these games. Stealing signs has been in the game forever. If you can find that a pitcher is tipping his pitches, so be it. That's on the pitcher. But to the level the Astros and the Red Sox took it, is beyond the unwritten rules of what is acceptable in the game of baseball.
But yeah, there’s no inferiority complex at all. ROFL.
Look, I know you have a narrative in your head and once a narrative is there, it's hard to dislodge it but all you need to do is read the threads. 4 posts in to the thread Yankees fans bring up the Mets and their manager. I don't know if it's done to make you feel better about yourself, or what the reason is, but in almost every case it's Yankees fans who initiate the animosity.
Mets fans respond and it's inferiority. You can't make this shit up.
Great post though.
Now the spotlight’s on the Mets.
bceagle05 : 1/14/2020 8:03 pm : link : reply
I don’t think they have to fire Beltran, but they must be feeling the heat right now.
Beltran is next
Stan in LA : 1/14/2020 8:04 pm : link : reply
Bu-bye!
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who are boasting about all these firings, apparently you have a poor memory and forget about all the cheating the league endured with PED's with Arod Clemens Melky.
should we fucking talk about that?
Good job leaving out a bunch of other non Yankee names there, Barbra.
David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez, Rafael Palmeiro, Miguel Tejada, etc.
Nice try though.
barbra? missed my point there Cindy lou
comment was directed to Yankee fans because they are the ones boasting.
Boasting would imply that they had a hand in it.
Try a thesaurus?
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and Mets fans are talking about the Yankees.
But yeah, there’s no inferiority complex at all. ROFL.
Look, I know you have a narrative in your head and once a narrative is there, it's hard to dislodge it but all you need to do is read the threads. 4 posts in to the thread Yankees fans bring up the Mets and their manager. I don't know if it's done to make you feel better about yourself, or what the reason is, but in almost every case it's Yankees fans who initiate the animosity.
Mets fans respond and it's inferiority. You can't make this shit up.
Great post though.
Now the spotlight’s on the Mets.
bceagle05 : 1/14/2020 8:03 pm : link : reply
I don’t think they have to fire Beltran, but they must be feeling the heat right now.
Beltran is next
Stan in LA : 1/14/2020 8:04 pm : link : reply
Bu-bye!
No, four posts in and a poster mentioned the only other named party in the report who happens to still be an MLB manager.
JFC, Mets fans' inferiority complex is so intense that they can't even see that.
shirtbird? did you think that one up all by yourself?
Greg comes out of the bushes to play, lol did i strike a nerve?
I'm well aware of my teams bat boys involvement in the steroid era. hence why I'm not gloating/celebrating cause every team has their dark clouds...
alot of you are not that bright or just ignorant caused by you're bloated over inflated egos you cant help it.
but objectivity and rationality was never BBI's strong suit.
Have a nice day.
I do not feel inferior to anyone. Let alone someone who cheers for a different sports team that I do.
I do notice that some Yankees fans exude arrogance and bravado because it seems like they take on the persona of their team, maybe their life is empty and sharing accomplishments of grown men is fulfilling in some way to them and it's all they have. I'm not sure, but being a fan of a team who wins, makes you no different as a person than a fan of a team who didn't win. You are not part of the team.
Claiming someone feels inferior is a low-IQ taunt likely heard elsewhere being parroted by others.
I came from a Yankees fan family, my father is a diehard whose history and knowledge of Yankees lore surpasses even Francessa (or whoever you think knows a lot). He knows lineups and box scores from the late 50's and 60's even to the current day by heart. My first baseball game was a Yankees game vs the Angels in 1977 at Yankee stadium. My first favorite player was Reggie Jackson, like half the world.
I grew up going to West Haven Yankees games as well as the occasional special trip to the Bronx.
My brother, an occasional poster on here, also a diehard Yankees fan.
When the Mets and Yankees do not play each other, I don't root against the Yankees. I feel nothing when they win or lose. I simply don't care.
If the Yankees play the Red Sox, I root for the Yankees casually because living in Boston I have grown to hate the Red Sox only slightly less than the NL East teams.
if it were playoffs, I'd root for the Yankees, casually, just so my brother and father can experience some sports joy.
this is not inferiority, the Mets fans on here (mostly) respond to unsolicited attacks.
That's it, that is the post. I am done. flame away. don't care.
How would a dinosaur help with that?
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How would a dinosaur help with that?
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I do not feel inferior to anyone. Let alone someone who cheers for a different sports team that I do.
I do notice that some Yankees fans exude arrogance and bravado because it seems like they take on the persona of their team, maybe their life is empty and sharing accomplishments of grown men is fulfilling in some way to them and it's all they have. I'm not sure, but being a fan of a team who wins, makes you no different as a person than a fan of a team who didn't win. You are not part of the team.
Claiming someone feels inferior is a low-IQ taunt likely heard elsewhere being parroted by others.
I came from a Yankees fan family, my father is a diehard whose history and knowledge of Yankees lore surpasses even Francessa (or whoever you think knows a lot). He knows lineups and box scores from the late 50's and 60's even to the current day by heart. My first baseball game was a Yankees game vs the Angels in 1977 at Yankee stadium. My first favorite player was Reggie Jackson, like half the world.
I grew up going to West Haven Yankees games as well as the occasional special trip to the Bronx.
My brother, an occasional poster on here, also a diehard Yankees fan.
When the Mets and Yankees do not play each other, I don't root against the Yankees. I feel nothing when they win or lose. I simply don't care.
If the Yankees play the Red Sox, I root for the Yankees casually because living in Boston I have grown to hate the Red Sox only slightly less than the NL East teams.
if it were playoffs, I'd root for the Yankees, casually, just so my brother and father can experience some sports joy.
this is not inferiority, the Mets fans on here (mostly) respond to unsolicited attacks.
That's it, that is the post. I am done. flame away. don't care.
That's a good post and explains your position well.
I think, very much limited to this specific topic, that while some Yankees fans might be tweaking Mets fans by bringing up Beltran, there's also an element of simply wondering what the fallout is for him, if anything at all. And the first mention of Beltran was simply a question of whether the Mets would now feel pressure to fire him because Hinch and Cora were both fired. That's a fair question and has nothing to do with knocking the Mets.
Clearly, no one is implying that the Mets have been the beneficiary of whatever cheating Beltran participated in, so the defensiveness of Mets fans here feels odd, and likely contributes to the idea that there is an inferiority complex involved.
at least baseball handles it better than football (see Bill Belicheat)
Still, I don't care. He's a co-conspirator. The hell with him. Judge should have won anyway.
I do not feel inferior to anyone. Let alone someone who cheers for a different sports team that I do.
I do notice that some Yankees fans exude arrogance and bravado because it seems like they take on the persona of their team, maybe their life is empty and sharing accomplishments of grown men is fulfilling in some way to them and it's all they have. I'm not sure, but being a fan of a team who wins, makes you no different as a person than a fan of a team who didn't win. You are not part of the team.
Claiming someone feels inferior is a low-IQ taunt likely heard elsewhere being parroted by others.
I came from a Yankees fan family, my father is a diehard whose history and knowledge of Yankees lore surpasses even Francessa (or whoever you think knows a lot). He knows lineups and box scores from the late 50's and 60's even to the current day by heart. My first baseball game was a Yankees game vs the Angels in 1977 at Yankee stadium. My first favorite player was Reggie Jackson, like half the world.
I grew up going to West Haven Yankees games as well as the occasional special trip to the Bronx.
My brother, an occasional poster on here, also a diehard Yankees fan.
When the Mets and Yankees do not play each other, I don't root against the Yankees. I feel nothing when they win or lose. I simply don't care.
If the Yankees play the Red Sox, I root for the Yankees casually because living in Boston I have grown to hate the Red Sox only slightly less than the NL East teams.
if it were playoffs, I'd root for the Yankees, casually, just so my brother and father can experience some sports joy.
this is not inferiority, the Mets fans on here (mostly) respond to unsolicited attacks.
That's it, that is the post. I am done. flame away. don't care.
This is actually a great post and I share the sentiment as a Mets fan.
I'm trying to figure out why anyone feels the Mets and/or Beltran should now be taken down as well.
The Mets had nothing to do with this.
Beltran was a player at the time and no other players are subject to any further punishment.
Furthermore, the Mets hired Beltran away from the Yankees which is where he was the last 2 years serving as Brian Cashman's right hand man. Seems like Beltran did a little bit of everything for the Yankees, including scouting, in that role. During the hiring process Cashman had nothing but awesome things to say about Beltran as a person and a baseball mind.
My question to Yankee fans would be, do you only want him taken down now because the Mets hired him? It's doubtful you would feel the same way if he remained on Brian Cashman's staff.
My take as Mets fan is I hope they dig in and keep Beltran in spite of all of this. He was a player then and the buck didn't stop with him. Punishment has been handed out.
However, I think it's a valid question that was posed very early in the thread wondering what Beltran's future may be considering he was the only other person named in the report. Being he was a player at the time, I don't think anything will happen since it's already come out that players at the time wouldn't be punished.
The only thing I think that could happen would be a knee jerk reaction by the Mets, but I don't see that happening.
Also, if the league didn't take action on Beltran, are they expecting the Mets to do so?
Also, if the league didn't take action on Beltran, are they expecting the Mets to do so?
I'll leave that to the Mets fans to answer, how much input and how much financial clout Cohen does or does not have at this point.
That would really be a bummer because this has just been fantastic reveling in the downfall of Houston and Boston.
Excuse me, but I do believe a certain Yankees fan from Hoboken also needs to familiarize himself with the quote feature as well. No need to lump all Mets fans into this category!
I do notice that some Yankees fans exude arrogance and bravado because it seems like they take on the persona of their team, maybe their life is empty and sharing accomplishments of grown men is fulfilling in some way to them and it's all they have. I'm not sure, but being a fan of a team who wins, makes you no different as a person than a fan of a team who didn't win. You are not part of the team.
This is very well said pj.
Lol, fair