Was New York Mets announcer Gary Cohen reprimanded for a remark made over the air about Victor Zambrano?
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I'm sure Met suits weren't happy but what do you expect?  Zambrano stinks and the sooner they admit they made a colossal blunder trading Scott Kazmir for this guy the better.  Gary Cohen is one of the best play by play guys in MLB and hopefully he won't be punished too severely.
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The most famous player is Old Yogi Berra, played for the Yankee's he was traded to them from St. Louis Cardinals. Has played in more world series than anyone else. He was born on Elizabeth street in St. Louis. (The Hill) He is famous because I cant turn on the TV without seeing him advertising something
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he called that cub-loving-jerk-a** reporter a \n\nf  -  a -  g -  g  - o - t.\n\nand whats wrong with that?\n\nit was off the record, not aimed at gays, and the truth.\n\nOzzies the best.\n\ngo sox!\n\np.s.\n\ni had to spread the letters cuz answers tried to block it.
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Yeah, Aubrey Huff.  (Of course, I heard that on the Yankee Propaganda (YES) Network, so it may not be correct.)
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The major one was saying about a Webb campaign worker, S.R. Sidarth,\n\n"Let's give a welcome to Macaca, here. Welcome to America and the real world of Virginia."\n\nThe worker in question is an Indian-Amerian, Virginia native.  "Macaca" is a derogatory term used in France for North African immigrants; it's not completely clear that Allen knew the nature of the term, though it's difficult to imagine he thought the word was anything other than an insult.\n\nBesides the macaca incident, several of Allen's college football teammates came forward with allegations that he regularly used the word "n*gg*r" to refer to blacks and "wetback" to refer to Hispanics.
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Yes yes yes,\n\nfinally someone else who understands the realness of ozzie guillen.\n\nhe doesn't hold his tongue to look good for the rich bigot media jerks. he tells it like it is. If he says Jay mariotte is a f-a-g, then he IS.  \n\nand If he says we will repeat as champs this year, Then we ARE.\npolitical correctness is for cowards!!\n\nGO OZZIE!!\nGO White SOX!\n\nCubs suck,\n(sorry, i had to add that... it also needed to be known)
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Bill Martin -\n\n1983 - American League president Lee MacPhail suspends Yankees manager Billy Martin for the 2nd time this season because of continuing abuse of umpires. Martin is suspended for two games for calling umpire Dale Ford "a stone liar" after a July 31st game with the White Sox. He earned a 3-game suspension earlier this year for kicking dirt on umpire Drew Coble.
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Is it Jim Riggleman the former Chicago Cubs manager?  If so, a Yahoo! search will get it for you.  If not, I've got nothing to help.
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David Stern fining Mark Cuban for properly (if colorfully) criticizing NBA officiating, which is the worst in the world outside of the Olympic Games.  Stern and the entire IOC, past and present, should be sent to Iraq.\n\nDon Denkinger's infamous call is the most obvious of baseball's bad calls, but at least MLB umpires are the best-trained of all officials and can be forgiven most of their mistakes.  Umpires can also be very forebearing at times; when a provocation is accidental, they will often let it slide unless the other person escalates it.\n\nI understand there were some really bad red cards in the current World Cup series.\n\nAs for Olympic officiating, not only do we have the basketball scandal but also the recent figure-skating scandal that resulted in duplicate golds and a few questionable decisions in gymnastics as well.  The IOC (International Olympic Committee) is particularly bad, and has been a nasty piece of business for nearly 100 years, from the domination of Avery Brundage to Samanranch, to today.\n\nBut even sleazier than making a bad call is accepting the favorable result of a bad call.  On November 16, 1940, Cornell had defeated Dartmouth as the result of a bad call that gave the Big Red a fifth down.  When the mistake was discovered, the team voted to voluntarily forfeit the game even though they did not have to do this.  The decision cost Cornell the game, an undefeated season and possibly the national championship.  That, folks, is sportsmanship.
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Michael Richards stunned a comedy club audience, shouting racial epithets at people who heckled him during a stand-up routine. \n\nThe 57-year-old actor-comedian, best known for playing Jerry Seinfeld's eccentric neighbor Kramer on the hit TV show "Seinfeld," was performing at the Laugh Factory in West Hollywood Friday night when he went into the verbal rampage. \n\nA video that bleeps out some obscenities posted on TMZ.com shows that the tirade apparently began after two black audience members started shouting at him that he wasn't funny. \n\nHe then paced across the stage taunting the men for interrupting his show, peppering his speech with racial slurs and profanities. \n\nWhile there is some chuckling in the audience throughout the outburst, someone can be heard gasping "Oh my God" and various people "ooh" after Richards uses the n-word. \n\nYou can see what he said for yourself at http://www.tmz.com/search/?q=Kramer%27s+racial+outburts\nJust scroll down to the bottom of the page and play the video.
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it is there, actually its under best post season moment instead of best play.\n\nAs a die hard Mets fan and baseball fan, that was the best play of the season.\n\nHis name is Endy Chavez by the way.
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I'm so sick of Mets fans like this, especially considering their contention for the pennant this year. If this comment came up a few years ago, I would post that Mets fans only insult the Yankees because they have nothing to hope for. Now that you HAVE a contending team, you STILL put down the Yankees.\nTRY CHEERING FOR YOUR OWN TEAM RATHER THAN BOOING ANOTHER. YOU'RE NOT EVEN IN THE SAME DIVISION! Win your own first.
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Nah, you're not nuts.  After all, Mo Vaughn was a great player for the Mets.  His greatness was especially evident for all to see during a double-header at Shea in late April 2003 when, with the team en route to a sweep at the hands of the Diamondbacks, he refused to catch a toss from pitcher Tom Glavine -- I guess that since it wasn't a twinkie or hamburger he just wasn't all that interested.  So, I say wear it in pride sister!
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The answer is Billy Martin \n\n1983 - American League president Lee MacPhail suspends Yankees manager Billy Martin for the 2nd time this season because of continuing abuse of umpires. Martin is suspended for two games for calling umpire Dale Ford "a stone liar" after a July 31st game with the White Sox. He earned a 3-game suspension earlier this year for kicking dirt on umpire Drew Coble.
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TAKING YOUR JOB U COMPLACENT FAT YANKEE MOTHERFUCKER AND THEN BANGING YOUR WIFE\n\nPS: PLEASE CHOKE YOU NAZI GOAT RAPIST
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You can't get running comments from a player anywhere, not unless you have a friend who works in production for a network that carries games.  Currently OLN and I think NBC (for the few games it carries) will play edited snippets of things that a miked player says during a game.
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It was Joel Youngblood.  With the Mets, he got a hit in Chicago in an afternoon game, was then traded to the Expos and got to Philadelphia in time to get a hit for Montreal in a night game the same day.