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06-21-2015, 05:21 PM
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Okay... Here Goes
what I see as what is Really at hand here!?
THiS iS a MaJOR Opportunity for Mr. Rodriguez to ReBUiLD Some of HiS Reputation! He Should Announce that fir the Next 10 Games he will play fir free... Donating Every dime to a Charity of Mr. Hample's CHOiCE!!! Mr. Hample should also receive Season Tickets fir Life and All the Dogs He CaN EaT. PLuS a NiCE FaT Check of His Own... Those with God GiVeN Talents should Understand the Needs of those who "Just Get By!" And iN the End... the Ball Player won't even feel the bump in the road! So... Whattya Say Mr. Rodrigues!?!? TiMe ta Show uS Wee Folk dat ya have a heart beatin iN dat Armani...
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06-21-2015, 10:24 PM
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Can't stand arod....it pains me as he passes legitimate ballplayers as a DH.
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06-22-2015, 12:15 AM
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Beyond that the stadium charges fans $50 for parking and $8 for a soda pop, the best argument I've read for why the fan should be allowed to do what he wants with the ball is: the team and tickets say it's totally the fan's responsibility and fault if a flying ball hits them in the head or a splintered bat pierces his skull, so the team gives up any moral argument that they somehow deserve a baseball back that flies into the crowd.
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06-24-2015, 07:34 PM
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 I haven't been to the fake phony counterfeit Yankee Stadium since 2012, and I don't plan to go back any time soon, but if memory serves me right, the "souvenir" sodas were $6 - and they don't provide lids! It's easy for someone with no vested interest to tell Hample that it's his moral obligation to give "A-Roid" the ball. I wonder, if they were to catch a mile$tone ball would they be just as quick to hand it over to the player who hit it?
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06-25-2015, 08:45 AM
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If I caught someone's 500th homer I'd have no trouble trading the baseball for the bat and jersey, along with a certificate from the team/player. If they don't want to do that, then I'll keep the baseball and sell it.
Individual accomplishments are still made with or without the baseball. So A-rod still has 3,000 hits. Because he doesn't have the baseball doesn't mean he didn't accomplish it. I never understood that POV. That the baseball belongs to the player because its his accomplishment. The baseball is not the accomplishment. It belongs to me because I caught it.
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