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Boo. Boo. Nothing personal. Sound of the day is boo. Who doesn't love booing players or

booing executives? It's like a ride of passage. You buy a ticket. You're watching in a bar.

You get to boo. Booing is when the team's not winning. Booing is when the team's winning, but

your favorite player or any player is not playing well. Booing is when you've had a bad day. Your team

is playing well, but you want to express some sort of disgust through your rib cage of your

softest and out of your vocal cords. Booing is as old as the world. It's not just sports where

people boo. It's everything. Bad movie boo. You have a bad time on the highway and traffic boo.

I've spent so much time talking to players about the booze and the heckling and the cheers.

You have to forget about it. You can't think about it.

Havier Baez was traded from the cubs to the Metz. He was a deadline acquisition where Metz

fans were super excited. Hey, we got Havier Baez. They said,

on nothing personal, Havier Baez is fine. Not going to make a difference. The Metz were entering

a tough part of their schedule. Coco as a Metz fan, erstwhile, was very clear that the Metz were

in first place. He's a schedule looker and a schedule stimulation strike that 40, 69.

Matt Coco is a schedule simulator. He goes through and says, oh, this team is going to start losing

games. This team is going to start winning games, looking at strength of schedule, etc. He said

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