Why phillies fans hate jd drew

Werth went from one of the most popular Phillies to public enemy number one. When Werth retires and comes back in for the 20th anniversary of the World Series, the odds are that Werth will once again hear cheers in Citizens Bank Park. Homepage Sports. Categories: Lifestyle Local Sports. Leave a Comment. Published by Metro Philadelphia. In its most recent inspection, Ofsted has given Passmores Academy an overall rating of Good.

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He recently worked at Offett Academy but is soon set to embark on a new leadership role at North Huddersfield Trust School. Unbelievably, Mushy, now 22, is a motivational speaker, delivering keynote talks to schools and conferences all across the country. In , police arrested a Phillies fan for purposefully projectile vomiting on an year-old girl and her father during a game.

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Filming began in October and lasted until Christmas. Indeed, at this point he may be the city's longest-running visiting villain. At one point, in the eighth inning, Drew made a fine running, reaching grab of a. That's the kind of fine play made by the opposition that even Phillies fans will reward with light applause — and a tad of that actually came before people remembered who it was and all quickly turned to boos and abuse.

So when Drew lost. Drew's seventh-inning strikeout produced hosannas of mockery. While acknowledging Drew's spoiled-brat behavior in , it may be time to let the venom go. After all, it may well have all worked out for the better. Drew has enjoyed some fine moments in his career, notably in the World Series for the Red Sox, but he's been dogged pun intended with a reputation for lacking passion, lacking hustle and never lacking an injury to sit out with.

Players like that don't have a long shelf life in Philadelphia see Jeffries, Gregg, for example. If Drew had signed here, it's possible the fans would have wound up detesting him even more deeply.

Drew is overpaid. Yes, his numbers decline in pressure situations. But is the baseball world really ready to write off a 29 year old who is in the top among active players in career OPS, who is the 24th ranked fantasy player on Yahoo, and who by all accounts is coming into his own?

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