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Excellent.  I can't wait in 5-10 years when my future grandson/granddaughter hits their first homerun, bats flips, and stares down the hitting tee, Coach or player who gave up that meatball.  At that time, I will think of Jose Bautista and not necessarily in a good way.
 
I see the same crap in tennis with Serena Williams and her legendary "C'mons" as well as other professional players in tennis and other sports.  They glare at their opponent and yell it right to their face.   It is comical.  I played at a regional tennis tournament last month and I ran out of fingers at the number of people on court that yelled "C'mon" during their matches.  If you are going to say anything, say something original for God's sake.  One guy yelled "C'mon" at me after he held serve at 5-4 in the first set.  A game later, he hit an approach shot as he came to the net.....I absolutely crushed a forehand into his stomach (I was aiming lower) and I said nothing.  I walked back to the baseline and toweled off.  It felt great.  No, "c'mon",  no nothing.  Why give your opponent any fuel whatsoever.
 
Whatever this "look at me" thing that is going on in modern sports and culture, I hope it dies a slow & painful death just like reality TV.   As always, JMO.
 
 
Originally Posted by fenwaysouth:
Excellent.  I can't wait in 5-10 years when my future grandson/granddaughter hits their first homerun, bats flips, and stares down the hitting tee, Coach or player who gave up that meatball.  At that time, I will think of Jose Bautista and not necessarily in a good way.
 
 

Just wait until future g-son/daughter launch their bat flip into a line of flower picking teammates!

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