The round-the-clock, big money still screams,"Hate the Yankee"

Now we have a fresh-faced Met fan with all the power--Bryan Hoch--the new so-called MLB.com Yankee beat writer, who knows his career will not advance unless he puts a negative spin on the most important Yankee points. His article today uses the word "insinuated"--a snide, nasty connotation, instead of a word like "stated" or "suggested" which would've been more ACCURATE. Do you think a catcher and a pitcher automatically have the same value? Bryan Hoch does good for Buddy Selig and all the baseball writers--he's hired to do a job, which is fabricate inaccurate stories about the Yankees.

• By the way, Hoch, your ardent fellow Mets fans were sorry to see you leave the Mets beat.

This negative publicity is countered by no one except WFAN on-air personnel (for example Mike Francesa today), Mike Lupica, and me. (That is, on a consistent basis--a few other phonies dip their toe in once and awhile, then jump back on the Gravy Train). No one else--no bloggers, etc. Oh yes, most of the callers this afternoon to WFAN spoke the truth as well. Thanks to all of them.

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