Poll: Most Arrogant Fans

[D-train]

These things are not arrogance, they are unacceptable nastiness.

I did not know Greinke has such issues. Strange, for a guy in his job. In any case, I feel bad calling him a weird dude on this forum. I did not know.

Don't worry about. He stopped following this forum right before the playoffs.

[Hasslecracked]

It's Yankees fans and it's not close

[Happy as hell]

These things are not arrogance, they are unacceptable nastiness.

I did not know Greinke has such issues. Strange, for a guy in his job. In any case, I feel bad calling him a weird dude on this forum. I did not know.

Don't worry about. He stopped following this forum right before the playoffs.

Just in case you are still following: Zack, you’re the man. I live in Vladivostok Russia.

[Dr Naysay]

These things are not arrogance, they are unacceptable nastiness.

I did not know Greinke has such issues. Strange, for a guy in his job. In any case, I feel bad calling him a weird dude on this forum. I did not know.

He actually put a clause in his contract saying he could not be traded to the Yankees as he knows he couldn't deal with the NY media and fans and that is specifically why they went after him during the warmups. At least the aholes who were heckling him were removed for the game I have seen footage of the stewards just standing and watching the fans who were tossing things at the Houston players.

I said this before on here but the Yankees game I went to was the only time I walked out early from a game. It was the worst experience with some of the rudest staff. I watched a steward legit scream at someone because his big toe was over the painted line in the standing area.

[DavidGee24]

Definitely Yankee fans. Even though the old cliche is "A few bad apples" in their case it seems to be a lot of bad apples.

Funny thing is, people say things like "Yankee fans", Eagle fans", etc., when it really isn't about the fandom but rather where these people are from. Yankee fans of course are New Yorkers. from the Bronx, Brooklyn, the tough boroughs. Eagle fans, a lot of them are probably from South Philly and we've all seen Rocky.

Then on the other hand you have people like Packer fans, nice folks from Wisconsin. No threat to opposing players there. Not to mention Mariner fans from the wine-and-cheese areas around Seattle. Not a threat to opposing players physically or to their eardrums.

[Moe Gibbs]

I'd wager there are a lot more "out of control / arrogant" Yankees fans who would WANT TO slash your tires [or at least scream at you] if you were rooting for the Mariners in their ballpark....than in just about any other MLB City.
In a ballpark that is constantly packed to the brim with fans....you're bound to see more stuff anyway.