For the past few months, Mets fans had been fuming, over Luis Castillo and Oliver Perez being on the team. I'll admit, I was miffed by it too, but I got over it because I had better things to do then sit and stew over it.
Then, in recent weeks, Mets beat reporters have faced the ire of fans for being "snarky", and all posting the same thing.
Finally, after Castillo and Perez were released this week, there was discussion of who the next Met will be to face the boo-birds.
Seriously? Are there really fans out there actively looking for someone else to boo on their favorite team?
I've seen some of the snarkiness over Twitter as of late, and it's not necessary.
As for the reporters posting the same thing all at the same time, I don't see what people are getting bent out of shape for. If you are following ten beat reporters, who all write for different publications, expect to get at least ten Tweets about whatever it is the Mets did.
If it's really that much of an issue for you, cut the list of who you are following down to one or two. Simple as that.
Opening Day is next week, the team is finally rid of two of its most hated players, and there is new management.
Quit being so angry, and enjoy the fact that "meaningful" baseball is about to begin.
This is supposed to be fun, people.
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