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The Coupons are only guilty of being idiots, they didn't do anything illegal.
Are you aware of what Steinbrenner did to get arrested? One of the ultimate scumbags in the history of sports.
And, just an FYI, you will not find a single Mets fan who likes the owners, so bringing them up in a negative way isn't going to ever piss one of them off.
Did you read that great article in deadspin about Howie Spira? I knew Winfield and Steinbrenner didn't get along but didn't know why.
The Coupons are only guilty of being idiots, they didn't do anything illegal.
Are you aware of what Steinbrenner did to get arrested? One of the ultimate scumbags in the history of sports.
And, just an FYI, you will not find a single Mets fan who likes the owners, so bringing them up in a negative way isn't going to ever piss one of them off.
Did you read that great article in deadspin about Howie Spira? I knew Winfield and Steinbrenner didn't get along but didn't know why.
Oh, I knew allllll about Spira. Didn't see this article though, will definitely give it a read.
Steinbrenner was a true scumbag, and took a personal vendetta against one of his own employees and tried to have him framed and blackmailed out of the league.
Old-time Yankee fans were never in love with George, but they tolerated him. Young Yankee fans think the guy floated on a cloud 24/7 and created baseball. There is a stark difference between those two groups within the same fan base.
Old-time Yankee fans were never in love with George, but they tolerated him. Young Yankee fans think the guy floated on a cloud 24/7 and created baseball. There is a stark difference between those two groups within the same fan base.
I loved that he was banned because the Yankees finally started to build a team with their prospects instead of packaging them up for has-beens. From 1980 until the ban George fucked things up more than he did any good. Most Yankee fans were hoping he would be forced to sell the team. The 80's were pretty bleak.
He was the Mets' manager-in-waiting, but the owners are so tight-assed that they can't fathom having THIS guy in a dugout in NYC. Great baseball mind, long-time NL player, was kind of the David Eckstein of the 80's, only with gargantuan titanium balls.
This guy will be in the major leagues within the next 2 seasons, my only hope is he's in a big media market that will properly broadcast his insanity.