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I don't know what it is about the Orioles, but they bring out the worst in Papi for some reason. There's never been a strike call that he agreed with and that act is tired, but he gets disproportionate hate from O's fans due to the number of incidents that happen against the O's.

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That was way overdue. I'm sick of this guy acting out every time he disagrees with a strike call that goes against him.

Agree totally. The guy probably doesn't even get that the only reason they called it a strike the second time was because of how he showed up the ump the first time.

This was a pretty beloved and lovable guy a few years ago and now he's nothing but a punk thug.

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I don't know what it is about the Orioles, but they bring out the worst in Papi for some reason. There's never been a strike call that he agreed with and that act is tired, but he gets disproportionate hate from O's fans due to the number of incidents that happen against the O's.

No, he's just awful. Orioles fans just object to it the way other fans should, but are told not to by the press.

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Agree do orally. The guy probably doesn't even get that the only reason they called it a strike the second time was because of how he showed up the ump the first time.

This was a pretty beloved and lovable guy a few years ago and now he's nothing but a punk thug.

He must have upped his doseage. Only thing it could be. He has aged.

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Agree totally. The guy probably doesn't even get that the only reason they called it a strike the second time was because of how he showed up the ump the first time.

This was a pretty beloved and lovable guy a few years ago and now he's nothing but a punk thug.

Exactly. He kept whining and refusing to get back in the box in his previous AB's after calls that were correct. I would have done the same thing if I were the ump. Ring him up on anything borderline.

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Sadly MLB.com didn't show the start of the situation which was in the 1st inning.

What angered me most was the Fenway faithful chanting "Papi...Papi..." after he got ejected. How can you honestly support such bad sportsmanship? There are children watching this man drop his bat in the batters box after receiving a call from the ump, and they are listening to supportive fans' reaction.

The entire organization and city of Boston should be ashamed. And they certainly shouldn't express any shock when their little leaguers start to exhibit Papi-like disrespect towards authority.

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It's that whole Yankee vs Red Sox mentality. Lets cry about every close call so we get the next one. The fact that Porcello just got 20 million a year is hilarious. Remember when we debated over trading him for JJ Hardy. Boston isn't that good. Toronto won't stay healthy. And that folks is how the east is going to shake out.

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