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Boomer Doesn’t Like Philly Fans

Found October 31, 2009 on Sports Blog Net: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: David Wells
TEAMS: Los Angeles Dodgers

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David Wells thinks Philly fan are the worst in baseball, probably because they called him a fat piece of **** earlier this season. We were just doing our show out in center field and people were walking by saying “You fat piece of [bleep]. . . . Tell Cal he’s gay. . . . Ernie Johnson sucks.” I’m like, “Who the hell are these people?” We’ve got no part of baseball. We’re doing the game and TBS stuff and these Phillies fans are just f-bombing us to death. Notice how nobody heckled Eck? Boomer also went on to say the Yankees would shut up the Philly fans. We'll see about that. The Great Pumpkin might get booed tonight.  
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