Now I love A-Rod.

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#1 nateiskewl

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Ahhh....I was just listening to the Yankees vs. Orioles ballgame on internet radio. Bottom of the ninth, 2 outs bases loaded, 2 strikes. A-Rod is up. And what does he do? He hits a walk off grand slam to straight away center field.

Anyone else see/listen to it?

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#2 nygiants1080

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I saw it :)

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#3 UssjTrunks

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But tomorrow, when he makes a fielding error everyone will start booing him again.

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#4 SuperVegeta518

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He produced a run to tie one game when he stole second and hits a walk off grand slam in this game. So about a week till he starts to get booed again?

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#5 twopic58

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Good for him.

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#6 Espurs117

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But tomorrow, when he makes a fielding error everyone will start booing him again.UssjTrunks

Yeah I know, how dumb.

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#7 Master_Live

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But tomorrow, when he makes a fielding error everyone will start booing him again.UssjTrunks

Sad but true.

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#8 Ngamer05

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So about a week till he starts to get booed again?SuperVegeta518

Probably :(

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#9 NetYankEagle

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Ahhh....I was just listening to the Yankees vs. Orioles ballgame on internet radio. Bottom of the ninth, 2 outs bases loaded, 2 strikes. A-Rod is up. And what does he do? He hits a walk off grand slam to straight away center field.
Anyone else see/listen to it?
nateiskewl

wow you a flip flopper

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#10 StarFoxCOM

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Just saw it on Sportscenter he finally came through that's 3 homers on the season

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#11 StarFoxCOM

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[QUOTE="UssjTrunks"]But tomorrow, when he makes a fielding error everyone will start booing him again.Espurs117

Yeah I know, how dumb.

Yeah people expect him to be a super human but for a normal human team it might just be hard to make a Rotain pop fly or ground ball hit on a major league baseball Diamond and hit by a pro.

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#12 GerrywithaG15

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saw it... gotta hate the yanks

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#13 Robbie_IV

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He did this last year..... Hell, he does this every year. Sooner or later he'll screw up and start publicly pondering why people are turning on him again. He can't win, and he brings it on himself with his antics.

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#14 NetYankEagle

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He did this last year..... Hell, he does this every year. Sooner or later he'll screw up and start publicly pondering why people are turning on him again. He can't win, and he brings it on himself with his antics.Robbie_IV

he did thi slast year? He hit one walk off last year and that wasnt even a grand slam walk off and this is only 4 games into the season still more to come

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#15 Robbie_IV

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[QUOTE="Robbie_IV"]He did this last year..... Hell, he does this every year. Sooner or later he'll screw up and start publicly pondering why people are turning on him again. He can't win, and he brings it on himself with his antics.NetYankEagle

he did thi slast year? He hit one walk off last year and that wasnt even a grand slam walk off and this is only 4 games into the season still more to come

He hit grand slams last year. He made a curtain call when they played the Mets at Yankee Stadium, and that was long before they turned on him again. The first week of the season is a bad time to predict where A-Rod will be on the last week of the season.

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#16 JDW_games

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I am a HUGE NY Yankees fan and it angers me that people don't like A-Rod unless he has a big game. He has always been great. He just needs to produce in the playoffs before he is officially a real NY Yankee.

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#17 Rhazakna

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If Sawx fans can claim Matsuzaka's supremacy after one great game against the Royals of all teams, then I think it's perfectly reasonable for Yankee fans to say that A-Rod has become cutch

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#18 JDW_games

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If Sawx fans can claim Matsuzaka's supremacy after one great game against the Royals of all teams, then I think it's perfectly reasonable for Yankee fans to say that A-Rod has become cutchRhazakna

Where did you find your Yankees avatar? Been looking for some good ones.

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#19 pundog

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[QUOTE="Espurs117"]
[QUOTE="UssjTrunks"]But tomorrow, when he makes a fielding error everyone will start booing him again.StarFoxCOM

Yeah I know, how dumb.

Yeah people expect him to be a super human but for a normal human team it might just be hard to make a Rotain pop fly or ground ball hit on a major league baseball Diamond and hit by a pro.

For $250 million the guy better be superhuman. You sign a contract like that and you are going to be expected to make every play that matters. I feel for the guy but thats what happens when you a) make a silly amount of money like that and b) play in NY. I mean no one else in Baseball has a contract that even remotely compares to A-Rods, so he better be superhuman.

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#20 NetYankEagle

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[QUOTE="StarFoxCOM"][QUOTE="Espurs117"]
[QUOTE="UssjTrunks"]But tomorrow, when he makes a fielding error everyone will start booing him again.pundog

Yeah I know, how dumb.

Yeah people expect him to be a super human but for a normal human team it might just be hard to make a Rotain pop fly or ground ball hit on a major league baseball Diamond and hit by a pro.

For $250 million the guy better be superhuman. You sign a contract like that and you are going to be expected to make every play that matters. I feel for the guy but thats what happens when you a) make a silly amount of money like that and b) play in NY. I mean no one else in Baseball has a contract that even remotely compares to A-Rods, so he better be superhuman.

and your an idiot along with the other yankee flip flopper fans to expect this guy so have 600 HR per season

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#21 nygiants1080

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Im a Yankees fan I like A-Rod. He is one of the best players in the MLB and he may make mistakes but what human doesn't? One of my favorite Yanks.

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#22 mvphalo8

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It's just April.

It's in October where he will be tested when he goes 1-15 in a series.

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#23 Robbie_IV

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If Sawx fans can claim Matsuzaka's supremacy after one great game against the Royals of all teams, then I think it's perfectly reasonable for Yankee fans to say that A-Rod has become cutchRhazakna

A-Rod has been in the majors an awful lot longer than Matsuzaka has.

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#24 UssjTrunks

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[QUOTE="StarFoxCOM"][QUOTE="Espurs117"]
[QUOTE="UssjTrunks"]But tomorrow, when he makes a fielding error everyone will start booing him again.pundog

Yeah I know, how dumb.

Yeah people expect him to be a super human but for a normal human team it might just be hard to make a Rotain pop fly or ground ball hit on a major league baseball Diamond and hit by a pro.

For $250 million the guy better be superhuman. You sign a contract like that and you are going to be expected to make every play that matters. I feel for the guy but thats what happens when you a) make a silly amount of money like that and b) play in NY. I mean no one else in Baseball has a contract that even remotely compares to A-Rods, so he better be superhuman.

When your team has the best payroll in baseball you shouldn't care.

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#25 ravensfan5252

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I hate the Yankee's so freaking much. At least the O's won the series 2-1 though...

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#26 nickdastick

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But tomorrow, when he makes a fielding error everyone will start booing him again.UssjTrunks

No joke!!! They were talking on ESPN Radio how people keep looking at
A-Rod on a game-by-game basis when they shouldn't! I totally agree
because he is going to have good games and bad but the dudes a stud!
Plus, he can't make anyone happy until they get into the playoffs so
what's the point of checking his game now?!?! He's an amazing
ballplayer that needs to step up for the Yanks in the post season. So,
until the post season arrives... nobody can really talk smack on the
guy because he is going to put up VERY solid regular season stats. End
of story!

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#27 NetYankEagle

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[QUOTE="pundog"][QUOTE="StarFoxCOM"][QUOTE="Espurs117"]
[QUOTE="UssjTrunks"]But tomorrow, when he makes a fielding error everyone will start booing him again.UssjTrunks

Yeah I know, how dumb.

Yeah people expect him to be a super human but for a normal human team it might just be hard to make a Rotain pop fly or ground ball hit on a major league baseball Diamond and hit by a pro.

For $250 million the guy better be superhuman. You sign a contract like that and you are going to be expected to make every play that matters. I feel for the guy but thats what happens when you a) make a silly amount of money like that and b) play in NY. I mean no one else in Baseball has a contract that even remotely compares to A-Rods, so he better be superhuman.

When your team has the best payroll in baseball you shouldn't care.

The Truth

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#28 pundog

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[QUOTE="pundog"][QUOTE="StarFoxCOM"][QUOTE="Espurs117"]
[QUOTE="UssjTrunks"]But tomorrow, when he makes a fielding error everyone will start booing him again.UssjTrunks

Yeah I know, how dumb.

Yeah people expect him to be a super human but for a normal human team it might just be hard to make a Rotain pop fly or ground ball hit on a major league baseball Diamond and hit by a pro.

For $250 million the guy better be superhuman. You sign a contract like that and you are going to be expected to make every play that matters. I feel for the guy but thats what happens when you a) make a silly amount of money like that and b) play in NY. I mean no one else in Baseball has a contract that even remotely compares to A-Rods, so he better be superhuman.

When your team has the best payroll in baseball you shouldn't care.

When they could have had any 2 other players in the league for that money they should. This is why baseball needs a salary cap.

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#29 Master_Live

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He has another one. A-Rod is on FIREEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!...

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#30 viberooni

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5 homers in 6 games. Sit back and enjoy folks, he's just getting started!

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#31 -_-CLF-_-Flakey

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I bet you booed him last year..... this is why i hate yankee fans

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#32 viberooni

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[QUOTE="-_-CLF-_-Flakey"]I bet you booed him last year..... this is why i hate yankee fans

I lived in Boston last year, would have killed to have gotten a chance to go to Yankee stadium for a game. And if I did, I wouldn't have booed anyone. Not every Yankee fan is an impatient idiot that screams at WFAN every day and doesn't appreciate their team, even when things don't work out. And the fact that everyone else assumes so is why I hate Yankee haters :P

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#33 videogamer456

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But tomorrow, when he makes a fielding error everyone will start booing him again.UssjTrunks

It is true and A-rod does not seem to be able to handle the pressure of NY and playing second fiddle to Jeter. I watched that Grand Slam against the O's and how excited he got. He was hesitant to take a curtain call until Jeter pushed him out. A-Rod is probably going to try and opt out of his contract (which I think he will be able to after this season, If I heard correctly on our local NY sports stations) and follow his boyfriend, I mean mentor Lou Pinella to Chicago. He just cannot handle the pressure of NY, or New Yorkers cannot except him being a handsome, multi-racial man, as he said to a reporter last summer.

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#34 BeanTownBrown86

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lets see him do it in october

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#35 Master_Live

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He hit another one, maybe we need to think about a new word for "on Fire" because "on Fire" is running out of steam.

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#36 Saruman1719

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Even as a Sox fan, I'm glad to see him doing exceptionally well, and for the time being, being treated right by New York fans. The guy has been abused enough.

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#37 Master_Live

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Even as a Sox fan, I'm glad to see him doing exceptionally well, and for the time being, being treated right by New York fans. The guy has been abused enough.Saruman1719

Yeah, hopefully this honeymoon last forever...but I have a feeling it won't.

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#38 Nene33

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Everybody should show this guy some love, A-Rod is one of the best offensive baseball players ever.

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#39 duxup

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The Onion seemed to cover this issue well. All that A-Rod and hating is sad.

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#40 como_chingas

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im a white sox fan and everyone knows how the white sox and the cubs rivalry but i do have to say i hate the yankees more then i do the cubs, which is alot. A-Rod is a good player i give u that but he just seems spoiled in a way, it seems like if he doesnt get what he wants he will throw a hissy fit until he gets what he wants. he just reminds me of a spoiled brat thats it.

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#41 NetYankEagle

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im a white sox fan and everyone knows how the white sox and the cubs rivalry but i do have to say i hate the yankees more then i do the cubs, which is alot. A-Rod is a good player i give u that but he just seems spoiled in a way, it seems like if he doesnt get what he wants he will throw a hissy fit until he gets what he wants. he just reminds me of a spoiled brat thats it.como_chingas

umm wtf...

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