Your an Idiot!!! Eisenreich had Tourettes Syndrome, not epilepsy, two totally different conditions. Furthermore, they were not mocking his ailment as the illness was not well known, they were mocking his gestures wich at the time seemed to be directed at the fans themselves, 15yrs later with knowledge of the illness people understand it wasn’t voluntary and that he could not control himself, so before you go making a blanket statement check the facts.

Mr. Scott just isn’t used to playing in front of fans. He thinks it’s perfectly normal to play in an empty stadium. Stop crying and play baseball, Luke.

okay this coming from the guy who looks like hes back in 1986.

Awwwwwwwwwww muffin, were the big meany Red Sox fans not nice to you? Well dry your eyes little buckeroo, you’ll be back home in Baltimore soon where the fans don’t hurt your feelings….They just don’t go to the games.

i hate when people use “pahk the cah in hahvad yahd”. dude, NOBODY ever says that in real life. you want to mimic the masshole accent, use the phrase “short porch”. for example: “went to the bronx, watched the yanks give up tons of dingahs over that shot poch in right…”

you’re all a bunch of f***ing idiots
start acting like sober people instead of a bunch of
hopped up, drunk Yankee fans.
everyone one of those aholes needs to be thrown out.
as for looking like 1986, i’m all for it, instead of bunch of
baldheaded Nazis. F-Off

Mr. Dononvan,

Whilst you’re at it, a definition of “epilectic” would be appreciated as well.

Again, I’m a stupid Boston fan. Sorry to fill up your day.

Thanks again, tool…

I wish we had some context for what Scott said–was he talking about incidents near the dugout? His whole impression of Boston and Boston fans? Seems like a bizarre thing to say. On the other hand, I’ve gone home after games myself muttering about how I don’t like trash talking and vulgarity. Seems that if you can post the .mp3 of a few seconds of talk, you might be able to post more of what he said–maybe even the question that elicited that response.

BooHooHoo!!! I have been going to Fenway since the 70′s. Yesterday, I was at the game in “field section 76″, two sections away from the O’s dugout towards the outfield. There were some rather loud fans between the O’s dugout and the outfield. It was heckling the pitcher and players that pissed Scott off. At the beginning of the game three O’s tried to catch a hit up the 3rd baseline and the ball hit the ground. BUHAHAHAHAHA…I laughed and cheered too. It happened right in front of me. That’s when the heckling really got going and continued throughout the game. Heckling has always been a way to take a player off his game and it worked yesterday. Poor Scott, his team got their butts swept by the Sox. Not the first time the Sox have swept a team and it won’t be the last. Buck up you cry baby!!!
GO SOX!!!!!! The next game I’ll attend will be 5/7. Whoot-whoot

Correction…What a difference a word makes..!!

In spite of his somewhat inelegant manner, Robbie the Ripper is right. Baseball fans should not get drunk and start screaming vulgarities at any of the players for the most important reason of all: There are young kids at these games who should NOT be subjected to that kind of language. In addition, these jerks who do this are setting piss-poor examples as to how adults should act. So, Robbie, you are absolutely right; and, having been a former “hippie” I also think that the skinhead look is ugly.

I have to say that of all the heckling I heard coming from where I was, none were vulgar. The fans were not removed because there were NO vulgarities coming from the section I was in. I have seen people removed for screaming vulgar comments at past games. Fenway has a phone number posted that anyone can call if they feel the need to have someone removed for bad/vulgar language. I still stand by the previous statement, “Heckling has always been a way to take a player off his game and it worked yesterday”
As for the folks upset about straight heckling; I would venture a guess that you were first in line to say that t-ball shouldn’t have a winning vs losing team because they’re all winners. WRONG, when two teams compete no matter what the level; there is a clear winner and loser. (unless it is a run for run tie) I agree…As for kids not needing to be subjected to that kind of language…but, honestly they hear far worse in the music they listen to and at school. Get ready for the double-header tomorrow!!!!

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