Booing Yankees Fans Is The Misery They Deserve. As a member firm of the theory of the "do what you like to Cone" fandom, I'll neverget in the payment of the fans for making his audible discontent. Which is not to saythat the sound of the loud Yankee Stadium Boo the Yankees late in their loss ofwildcard to Houston did not make viewers happy.

The booing began in the eighth and remained in the ninth inning, when it becameapparent that the Yankees would not win a crime against six solid innings from DallasKeuchel, followed by three innings without a hit of three relevistas. Some of the jeerswere white-Brett Gardner, without doubt, Jacoby Ellsbury, and Alex Rodríguez havefallen all deeply in the past months. But Carlos Beltran and Brian McCann also heardthem, which indicates that this wasn't personal, but they reflect a general sense of astadium that was drunk, bored, disappointed, and renounced the next winter early.

RODRIGUEZ said he not heard the jeers - a physical impossibility, given its breadth.

"Honestly, I have not heard any jeers", said Rodriguez, whose resurgence years endedwith a 4 - 0. "I was just trying to get to the base, a walk, a hit, slapped the ball to theright garden. I have not heard anything, I didn't see anything, in general I can say tothe fans, 'Thank you.' "

Gardner was more realistic.

"I want to say, listen, I don't know if I were booing or Boo the team or whatever," saidgardener. "But they have the right to cheer or boo or whatever and they will feeldisappointed and frustrated and no one is more disappointed or frustrated by the wayI played myself and I don't think my teammates I would say anything different."

"We take great pride in what we do out there. We work very hard to go out and playwell and we don't play well '. "

I.e., expected that this strange result. The stars are a team better than the Yankees.The offensive of the Yankees is not very big, and it has not been good for two months.Dallas Keuchel could win the Cy Young.

Even stranger, this season was a relative success. The Yankees were not supposed tosmell the playoffs; He is supposed to be a year of reconstruction, one of several thatthe Yankees expect their big contracts and regenerate its farm system. However, NewYork played 163 important parties, much more than what anyone had the right toexpect. For any other franchise, Overachieving playoff surprise somewhere beforeretiring to one of the emerging powers of the League is something to celebrate, notBoo.

But that's the curse of being a fan of a team that historically has been so successful.Owners spend each year, and form a competitive team half way each year, andbeating a rhythm that makes that fans of other teams want to strangle you, but theshots of the curve of what is acceptable. For a specific type of fan, nothing less than aChampionship will do, even when there is no way in hell that is a realistic possibility.This is a shit way to live, what is the point of being a fan at all if you can not find joy inthe incremental achievements?

They are these same fans who will call Mike Francesa today and bemoan the decisionof Brian Cashman would not change by David Price, even if it cost them top prospectssuch as Luis Severino and Greg Bird. These Yankees, mediocre as they are, are sightedfor the first time in a long time. That is one thing difficult to animate when have beenhundreds of dollars to see his team goes out in a playoff for a party, but is notsomething to Boo. Booing Yankees Fans Is The Misery They Deserve.