Southcack77
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It was a pretty big story for something so trivial. Can't imagine people in the Braves organization or Fox sports were happy with it.
I don’t know why anyone cares about this stuff.
It was a pretty big story for something so trivial. Can't imagine people in the Braves organization or Fox sports were happy with it.
I don’t know why anyone cares about this stuff.
The apology culture rages on.
But that is where we are now
He had an opinion. It was a stupid one
But it's his right to have an opinion.
No need for an apology
People are still trying to figure out why Joe Simpson cared so much about what players were wearing during batting practice.
i know. it's awful. how will the world survive? if we all apologized after we went on dumb rants on live TV against guys wearing t-shirts for cancer during baseball batting practice, can you imagine what kind of world it would be?
i'm outraged he apologized for saying something dumb. i'd much rather he bask in and own his ignorance.
Imagine if you had to make an official apology for every stupid opinion you've had on this board.
We'd crash the site again
We should have a Department of Political Correctness and ensure that happens Nationwide
DPC has a nice ring to it
MLB has a position called "inclusion ambassador". Sean Newcomb will be reporting to him for a diversity course.
It's Billy Bean.
I venture to guess he won't be inclusive to low OBP players in this seminar.
People are still trying to figure out why Joe Simpson cared so much about what players were wearing during batting practice.
i know. it's awful. how will the world survive? if we all apologized after we went on dumb rants on live TV against guys wearing t-shirts for cancer during baseball batting practice, can you imagine what kind of world it would be?
i'm outraged he apologized for saying something dumb. i'd much rather he bask in and own his ignorance.
I'd put the odds that his apology was sincere at around 2%. 98% chance that it was fake and that he is still basking in his own ignorance.
You know, Frenchy isn't much of an announcer, but when he's in the booth is refreshing to hear someone who actually seems to like baseball and isn't dead inside.
I was driving around Atlanta on vacation and caught a bit of the Braves/Nationals game a couple of weeks back and I thought Francoeur did pretty well in the booth. He didn't dazzle, but he neither chewed the scenery or offered inane thoughts.
I enjoy Joe. I am not sure why. I recognize that he isn't particularly insightful, and he certainly seems to be in the crotchety old man stage of life. Maybe it's simply because he is so familiar.
I wish Chip would retire or switch over to announcing dog shows or fishing tournaments. It's hard for joy to live within earshot of his voice.