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Just seeing this. Cant the Cubs just leave this in the past? Trying to repair their own image for having a fanbase that ruined someone's life over something petty. SMFH.
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Just seeing this. Cant the Cubs just leave this in the past? Trying to repair their own image for having a fanbase that ruined someone's life over something petty. SMFH.
Expected a response from you. I'm not wrong. This was nothing more than a PR stunt.
Just seeing this. Cant the Cubs just leave this in the past? Trying to repair their own image for having a fanbase that ruined someone's life over something petty. SMFH.
They have tried to make amends in the past...Bartman rejected all of their previous attempts except this World Series ring.It is a nice gesture, but kind of hard to see it as anything but a PR stunt.
If they truly wanted to make amends they would've done it sooner instead of waiting to win it all.
They have tried to make amends in the past...Bartman rejected all of their previous attempts except this World Series ring.
It's not really the organization's fault though...most of them didn't blame Bartman except for Alou at the beginning lolDo you blame him? The man had his life destroyed. No amount of "Be our guest at ___ event" or "here is a WS ring" can make up for all that pettiness.
And yet he accepted the ring and released a statement of how happy he was to get it. Does that mean Bartman is doing a PR stunt himself? It's moot at the point to diminish what the Cubs organization is doing to make up for the abuse Bartman took from the fans.Just because it wasn't needed doesn't make it a PR stunt. He's asked for nothing but to be left alone. If they really wanted to do it to be good guys they could give it to him with out telling the media.
the Cubs wanted to attempt to repair their own image
And the whole "the TEAM had nothing to do with any of this" is nonsense. You know, I know and everyone knows that a team's fanbase is an extension of the team. Whether we think that should be how it is, is irrelevant. It is.