As Flushing Turns

Since when are sports reporters some kind of royalty that no one can offend? The big offense here is when Tony B threw a tantrum because a scout was in his seat. That is not only unprofessional, but, wow, what a cry-baby. I'm bothered by the rumors he had influence in Randolph's demise as well, but that's history. I don't know this guy, don't know much about him, but WHO CARES if he yelled at the team in Binghamton. They're ballplayers, not ballerinas. Take your sissy political correct methods of professional criticism, and put it where women can see it, because I myself feel like going out and getting some bras and panties for myself for even commenting on this soap opera nonsese 'As Flushing Turns'. Can we get back to baseball please? Anyway, Omar saw Adam Rubin's soap opera reporting as the nail in Tony B's coffin, his good friend. So he defended his friend. That's admirable. And anyone who is offened by such a 'breach of protocal' at a prestigious press conference should be watching American Idol, not baseball. Yes, it was unprofessional, but I care a lot more about Omar's ability to run a team, than I do about him being politically correct, or even professional, at a press conference. I cursed out Omar from my couch many times this season, but truth be told, boring as it is, it's the injuries, stupid! Omar's not a bad GM after all. The Mets were one of the 5 best teams for three years running. There are 30 teams out there. A few bounces here and there and he's a genius. Players win championships, the bounce of the ball has more to do with it than Omar