Don't explain yourself to these clowns.

I fw Philly fans

As a Phillies fan living in the northwest, I agree with you 100%.

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Don't even fix the typo. I love it. No one likes us, we don't care.

Hell yeah brother. I was at that royals game. It was incredible to give him the standing o then watch him give us the lead. Philly fans are the best sports fans in this country.

Same here

You can't even spell best* they are the worst fans.

best powder blues in baseball without a doubt

Would like the Phillies to also break out the maroon pinstripe 80s unis. Those are also exquisite.

@@andrewptobtoo bad Nike only allows 4 regular rotation jerseys and 1 extra. I wish all teams could have more

@@chrismarston4266 oh really? That’s bs

James Carr was there, too. Did you see him?

9 game hitting streak

Dombrowski teams aren't exactly known for that

Every fan in the world > Philly fans

@@jimwerther Someone is mad their team sucks

Can Rhys Hoskins ever get a hit in a big spot? Don't count on that happening.

He’s said in an interview it’s easier to be traded then to be signed as a FA

@@eddieradden858 don't see why. If anything being traded would be more pressure

@@kylesweger9263 - the paycheck is the same before and after a trade, but as a free agent the paycheck is so much bigger. The mental aspect of that difference cannot be ignored.

It's probably because Philly fans actually care about the team. Most Dodgers fans don't even know what baseball is, they just say their a fan to look cool.

@@PhilDoctornah its cause you tryna live up to 300 million .. when he went to dodgers he didn’t have same expectations

Not the best theory I've heard

Does that explain his .300+ average in his career with the nationals? I will be waiting for whatever excuse or coping you come up with

According to this schmuck that must have only been because of harper, Rendon, and soto

You're right, Mookie and Freddie would take turns donning a Trea Turner mask, and would shrink their height a few inches so they could hit in his place. Great theory!

@@Rytoast99 his best year and one of two full seasons was with the dodgers ... like you can look up his stats.

I’m from the west. Never left but it’s easy to understand. It’s very visible on tv. Fans in the East built different Fsho but were not lesser fans out here. Trust me we love our teams too. That northeast attitude just different

@@odamnitssam So it doesn’t have anything to do with caring more or anything like that. It has everything to do with a bigger spotlight and expectation put on the player. It takes certain players more time to adjust to everything playing in the Northeast, that’s all

bro snuck in Baltimore

@@jonathanleshko haha!

@@lrob5657 agreeing with you

Easy. Don't swing at it 😂😂😂

Stop. No one on earth saw a decline coming in Year One. Year Six, sure. Not Year One.

@@jimwerther his high strikeout rate especially in the playoffs against high velocity pitchers and the fact he’s a speed guy now over 30 the decline was inevitable. His final 2 months in a Dodger uniform was awful. Very much what he’s been doing this season

@@doocies You overstate the case with "very awful". He wasn't great in September and October, but he wasn't awful, and certainly not "very awful". More importantly, you think that he hit the wall from one month to the next at age 29? Seriously? Come on. We don't even know for sure if the Dodgers might have tried to keep him if it wasn't for Gavin Lux.

@@jimwerther I never once stated very awful but when you sign a guy to a 300 million dollar contract and he bats .250 with a .300 OBP that is the definition of very awful. His legs helped him beat out infield hits his whole career, let’s see that post 30. His numbers were dependent on speed and the batters in front and behind him. Doesn’t have that luxury he had in LA. His numbers speak for themselves, this year he sucks and everyone in LA saw it coming. Maybe he’ll bounce back, maybe it’s a terrible contract for Philly

@@doocies No one in LA saw it coming in Year One. And Trea was a tremendous player all his career in Washington, even before the Nats became a good team.

That’s not what it’s about. Get your head out of the medias ass and you’ll see that Philly fans boo just as much as any other fan base. They’re just louder

If you're out West and are having trouble sleeping, just go to a game.

That’s not what’s happening at all 😂 go get your glasses fixed homie

They did way more than just "not boo." They went out of their way to give a standing ovation to the guy on the team who was batting .185 There isn't another fanbase in baseball that has done that AFAIK. I know you hate Philly and all, but your bias is really showing.

Giving standing ovations is a lot different than "not booing" 🙄

No one likes us we dont care

It's honestly because people think of places like NY or Boston (plus they both hate us too) and then compare our teams to theirs when they had more media influence, spotlight and better slice of the market. So of course every other no history having city's fan base will join in on the hate since NJ, Pittsburg, Boston DC and New York are all already doing that.