
Suzyn Waldman was unapologetic Tuesday for choking up and sobbing briefly in her report Monday night on WCBS-AM after the Indians knocked the Yankees out of the playoffs.
Can we get this rule settled once and for all? Is there or is there not crying in baseball?
Ever been to Wrigley, Jack?
Dennis:
Funny story.
Not during a game. But when I did my "un-wind" after getting my degree, consisting of my then-girlfriend and I doing a six-month tour of the lower 48 in van, we stopped at Wrigley to take pictures and do the regular touristy blah-blah.
Cubs were out of town that week, damn it. But while we were doing the pictures, I noticed there was a service door wedged wide open. So I said "Let's go," and we scampered up the ramp to get some great pictures of a dead empty Wrigley field. True pastoralistm .... until some guy in a jump suit with a Cubs patch came HOLLARING and RUNNING after us.
It was like a sit com. The guy was threatening to call the police as I affected a posture of genial stupidity, meanwhile, I'm signalling behind my back to my pal to keep taking pictures, which she did, until finally we "realized" we didn't belong there and left.
LOL. Wrigley is a wonderful place, but during baseball season the crying comes somewhere between the drinking and the suicides.
No Jack, there's no crying in baseball. It's just a game.
caltha:
Oh dear. I seeded this to set up a link in an article I'm writing. It's got tears in it.
What...wait I think I remember seeing Billy Martin cry once...in his beer...that is.
It's just a game.
Heresy!
It's just a game.
Steve Bartman vehemently disagrees with you.
There is NO crying. But spitting and crotch tugging are not only tolerated, they are required.
No crying in baseball. Maybe. A lot of crying after. Usually.
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