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Bobby: "I Hate The Yankees"

Found December 07, 2011 on Yanks Fan vs Sox Fan:
TEAMS: New York Yankees

"I don't want to waste valuable time talking about the Yankees." Bobby V then went on a bit longer not talking about them by saying how he talked to Joe Girardi and used to love the Yankees before discovering his hatred for them, then moved onto other topics not Yankee-related. This is gonna be fun. Also, Ortiz accepted arbitration.
Original Story: http://www.yfsf.org/2011/12/bobby-i-h...
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