The other day, Reggie Jackson shared an elevator with Yankees fans. One of the Yankees' fans told his companions how much he looked down on José Altuve.
"I hate that little sword-off SOB," the gentleman proudly told his friend.
And this is where Astros executive Oktober joined the combo.
"He's my favorite player," Jackson told his peers before adding one comment. "You must be quiet."
A companion asked Reggie one question.
"You are Reggie Jackson."
"Yes, I am."
So the man I was silent with Reggie's advice.
Now the rest of the Yankees' faithful people should follow suit.
Altuve already has enough punishment for the Astros' disappointing Shenanigan during the 2017 Championship season. If you call it it.
Whenever a Yankees fan boos Altuve, he responds by punishing the Yankees. He returned home at the opening ceremony from Nester Cortez on Sunday, before the Yankees designed a late comeback winfor the 6-3, 10 innings that stirin a thrilling four-game series. I walked twice and stole two bases. It ended in a split and probably acted as an ALCS preview.
Altuve hit 10 home runs in 99 at bats. Yankees since 2017. Therefore, the boo serenade is clearly not working.
At this point, their trophies were undeniably contaminated, but the '17 Astros were a great talented team that didn't need help to reach the playoffs. Is well established. In addition to the stars you remember, Joe Musgrove and even Teoscar Hernandez. And they remain a great team that has only been surpassed by the Yankees to this day.
Altuve is the face of the franchise and a homemade astro that has been a huge hit for many years, so it makes sense for him to bear the brunt of his fans. I think. Frustration. But that's ridiculous. It is now well known that Altuve was one of the few Astros batters who did not receive the sign stolen from the trash can.
"He didn't even get a signal," Reggie said.
He didn't receive it, he didn't want it.
And when it comes to rumors that Altuve is a buzzer beater, everyone around the Astros says it's BS. I hope to be undressed in the field, as my teammates did before.
Yes, it's hard for Yankees fans to believe in Astro. But put up with me here:
1) It is believed that Altuve will hit a big home run (he has 23 post-season home runs and he himself in October. 5 more).
2) It is certainly believed that Chapman allows a big home run, and number 3 is a big home run.
3) Someone who claims to be Carlos Beltran's niece (among all the fake people on Twitter, she / he may receive a prize) is a fake Bertrand. It's completely unbelievable to have broken this story as a relative of. By definition, it's less honest than the real Beltran.
Anyway, 5 years of booing is enough For something that Altuve knew.
It's not worth it, and for that matter, it's not working.
"Our best player is Altuve," Reggie said. "And he's a male prince."
If you keep your score, there are only five astros left since 2017. The Yankees have three 2017 Astros. Super Utility Man Marwin Gonzalez and two broadcast booths, Bertrand and Cameron Maybin.
"They gave Marwin a roll call, they were FU Altuve, and that's why Marwin won the World Series," said an Astros player who helped defeat the Dodgers. I remembered Gonzales's major hit. World series.
Bertrand was the only former 2017 to admit that the Astros title needed to be marked with an asterisk, and while receiving a salary from the Yankees as a YES network broadcaster. I did it. By the way, Bertrand is the only player nominated in the MLB report. (Again, it's not Altuve.)
I understand it to some extent. The Astros continue to be thorns and hurdles. In the history of the Yankees battle, they are actually an AL hurdle.
These are by far the two best teams in the league, and the Yankees have played pretty well so far, but if they can't reach Houston again, it makes little sense. ..
The last 7 Astros 3-year posts Eliminate the Yankees in the season. It's hard to say that someone has their own number, not when splitting this series at a pace of 117 wins, but if the Astros did it to the Yankees, it would also be pretty downer.
At that point, the Yankees should ask:Do you have a problem with Houston?
Golden State Warriors fan Reggie, who has lived in the Bay Area for many years, was the Warriors owner Joracob and coach Steve when he broke the Bulls' 72-win record. I remember telling Kerr. If they can't get the job done, it means something. They didn't, and they didn't.
The Warriors have won four other championships and know for sure that the title is important.
"Everything else is the preamble ... it's window dressing," Reggie said.
No matter how many wins you have in a year, these Yankees need to finish this job.
For now, fans need to forget about 2017. Also, don't blame the guy who didn't even participate in the nonsense around him.
