WTF? How does Jayson Werth have this many fans?

Camden Chat: Front Page Posts found this 3/12/2008 on www.gaslampball.com [flag]

I'm sick of Jayson Werth's relatives and friends. Seriously. If you're taunting someone and calling them names, I don't see how you are so upset with that individual responding to you in a similar manner. Michael Jordan is the most beloved sports figure of our time. What do you think he would do in that scenario? Interesting side note, I saw a game at Wrigley where the crowd taunted Jay ... [link]

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