Comment on Yankee fan site exemplifies the problem: weak, malleable Yankee fans
"Obviously, it was the anti-Yankee bias. Listening to ESPN Radio today, Keith Olbermann stated the same thing. Later, Dan Patrick corroborated when mentioning that Derek was 6th on someone's ballot.
- Unfortunately, this is the way it will be until either some baseball team overtakes us in championships or the New York Yankees become the Boston Yankees."
- Printed in a major daily a few years ago, a little-known Minneapolis voter became an international celebrity when it became known he did not vote for a particular Yankee who was up for a league award. It was the greatest moment of his life.
- YOU PEOPLE WHO GIVE THIS PROCESS CREDENCE ARE A BIG PART OF THE PROBLEM. DO YOU EVEN INSIST ON THE NAMES OF THE 28 VOTERS AND THEIR PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS? I HAVE. (I'VE JUST OBTAINED THE LIST OF 28 VOTERS AND THEIR VOTES. THIS IS THE FIRST TIME I'VE SEEN SUCH A LIST PUBLISHED, AFTER MANY EFFORTS TO DO SO). IF YOU ONLY SPEND A MINUTE OR 2 LOOKING AT MY BLOG, YOU'LL SEE WHY THE MOST DESERVING YANKEES WILL BE ESPECIALLY SINGLED OUT FOR DISHONOR.
- LET'S SEE, JUSTIN MORNEAU IS CANADIAN, AND THE 2 VOTERS FROM TORONTO BOTH PUT HIM #1. BUT, OF COURSE THERE'S NO LOCAL BIAS, LET'S ANALYZE THE THIRD LAYER OF THEIR CEREBRAL CORTEX.
- AND HEY, THERE'S MY GOOD BUDDY MATT HURST OUT IN RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA, HE DIDN'T PUT THE YANKEE FIRST. BUT, NO SURPRISE, MATT HURST IS A VERY BUSY VOTER. AREN'T THERE ANY OTHER VOTERS IN CALIFORNIA? I MEAN, JUST A YEAR AGO HE GOT TO PUT HIS STAMP ON THE AL CY YOUNG AWARD...AND LEFT MARIANO RIVERA OFF THE BALLOT ENTIRELY.
- "OH, WELL."
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