Should A-Rod be booed in yankee stadium?

Answer 1

No way why should he be booed he has the best of the team but he is just on a mental slup that's all it is.

Answer 2

Only by non loyal Yankee Fans... oh... and if you haven't read it before... here is all I have to say about A-Rod:

Okay... finally I get to speak my mind about this subject... first of all: YES... I hope he will... he deserve it big time!! Second: if the Yankees get rid of him after the season... it will be a huge mistake, you can't fault someone for having ONE bad year. Third: I'm getting sick of some Yankee Fans booing him... GET OFF HIS BACK... tell you what... you make that much money, you go out there EVERY DAY and try and do what he does UNDER ALL THAT PRESSURE playing in New York ( I only say New York because some Yankee Fans aspect too much, I'm not one of them ) and try and do it... I BET YOU CAN'T!!

I've been a A-Rod Fan even before he came to New York, I followed him with Seattle and Texas... plus, I've been an A-Rod supporter with him in New York... Please all Yankee Fans that are booing him... STOP!! It's not like he's not trying... it's looks to me like he's busting his butt off... and trying to do too much to make some of you happy... for the last time it's CALL A SLUMP, every player has them... GET OFF A-ROD's BACK!!

LET'S GO A-ROD... I KNOW YOU CAN DO IT!! STOP LISTENING TO ALL THE BOOS, THEY ARE NOT YOUR REAL FANS ANYWAY!!!!!

Answer 3

Yes he should be booded he has not performed to his full potential in 2 of the 3 seasons he has been in NY and when u are the NY Yankees and you havnt won a championship in 5 years dats like forever 4 them and if A-rod isnt carying the team he will be booded as simple as that. And btw a-rod did not deserve MVP last year big papi did it is suppose to be the most VALUBLE player award and the red sox wouuld have been nothing w/o big papi last year

Answer 4

I am a Red Sox fan all the way. But I don't believe any player should be booed. They all try very hard and everyone has their off days. ARod is a great player even though he is with the Yankees.

Answer 5

Well, kind of. He can't deliver in the clutch and he's underperforming this year. It's clear that he's not working his hardest. Take a look at Jeter -- he's everything. He plays the game for love and does anything to help the team.

The thing is, I'm a diehard Red Sox fan and I HATE the yankees. ;)

Oh yeah, and Pablo is an awesome name man!!! Yeah!

Answer 6

I'm sick of hearing this question. OF COURSE HS SHOULDN'T BE BOOED! And here's a brilliant example:

Only a few weeks back, A-Rod had a walk off, two-run home run in extra innings on a sunny Wednesday afternoon. When Alex came up to bat in the following Friday night game and failed to get a hit, the boo birds were out again.

What does he have to do to get the fans off his back? Hit .500, 70 home runs, 200 RBIs? It's obvious that it's getting to him, hell, it would get to all of us. NO ONE can succeed under the amount of pressure hanging over Alex Rodriguez, and it's about time we relieved him of our other-worldly expectations.

Answer 7

Yeah, why not? Baseball is the only sport where it's encouraged to boo a player at your hearts content...if he doens't like it, tough. What else did you expect from New York? They are the epitome of fair weather fans, with Atlanta a close second.

Answer 8

Yankee fans should not boo him. Unfortunately he has developed a reputation for not being "clutch" because he doesn't have a 1.000 batting average.

Answer 9

No but the fans are paying to see a 25 million dollar player and most nights he has not produced in critical situations.

Answer 10

That's typical of Yankee fans.

Answer 11

Yes