Kaufman's Korner-Attention Mets Fans!

globalnym posted 4/16/2008 from globalnym.blogspot.com [flag]

I know it’s hard to root for this team being how they are not even a .500 team so far and we are all still wondering if the effects of the 2007 collapse are with the team. However, there is something that’s been alarming. And no it’s not the Marlins and Royals in first place (yeah I know, wow). It’s the fact that some of you Mets fans decided to actually boo none other than Johan Santana at .. [link]

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