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"it's two things, fear of him coming in and messing up the chemistry and great offense, and him being a "washed up" former Cardinals player.
I bet Fuku would have been booed too if he had a slow start. Fuku came in with a lot of hype behind him...not to mention a big price tag. He just won the fans over right away."
No, its one thing, the fans are a turning into a bunch of know-nothing a-holes, who don't understand that when you fail 7 times out of 10, you are a star player. Players make outs. Pitchers give up runs. If you boo a guy for having a slow start you are just prepetuating the problem.
Booing for a lack of effort is acceptable. Booing for continious bad play is at least understandable (although dumb.) Booing because a guy makes an out with the bases loaded when your team is winning 4-0 is preposterous. They are making savvy Cubs baseball fans, (like me) look bad. I don't like looking bad. (even though it takes alot for me to look bad.)
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I'm not surprised the