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Ginger Whit
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Boik14 said:I didnt say all marlins fans are new yorkers, but certainly there are some and there is simply no way to deny that with the number of transplanted NY'ers there. That percentage of the fanbase imo would likely have made a judgement regarding arods failures in NY already. It makes sense but obviously its over your head.
Anyway, I didnt post in this thread to start a conversation about nonsense just to give an opinion. It would be a very bold move for the Marlins to go after arod and one the marlins should make imo.
Nice dig there. Really classy.
Marlins fans didn't care about Carlos Delgado not standing for God Bless America even though the NY press tried to make it a big deal out of spite when he signed here. The same fans who also root for the Panthers don't care about Todd Bertuzzi smacking Steve Moore over the head as long as he scores goals, even though the media tried to make it a big deal. The same Heat fans love Alonzo Mourning even though he left for greener pastures after the team emotionally and financially nursed him to health after his kidney ordeal. Fans are reactionary and only care what you do for them, not what you did in the past. To suggest that Marlins fans would not get excited over Alex Rodriguez, the man who went .290-35-120 in career-low year, is beyond ridiculous.
After all, Daunte Culpepper never won a thing in Minnesota. He wasn't exactly clutch up there. They lost big games and never made good on their potential. But didn't the same fans who root for the Marlins get totally jazzed when he was acquired?