New York Yankee fans troll Toronto Blue Jays after team drops first two games in ALCS
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Fans of the New York Yankees have a particular bone to pick with the Toronto Blue Jays.
The most infamous fan club in baseball, still salty over another ALDS exit, took to social media to mock the Blue Jays for their poor performance against the Seattle Mariners during the first two games of the American League Championship Series.
After Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and David Ortiz went viral for trolling the Yankees in a viral postgame interview, New York faithful have now turned the tables on the Blue Jays.
A group of Blue Jays fans dropped a «Da Yankees Lose» single
One gleeful human took to Facebook to voice his pleasure in a clear case of schadenfreude.
For all the Blue Jay fans here that joined our group just to taunt us... Wait, dont go anywhere yet!!!! we are going to make sure you feel it!! thats what happens when your not humble. DAAAAAA BLUE JAYS LOSEEEEEEE in my vladdy voice
He was far from the only one.
DAAAAAAA blue jays lose!
While there have been vicious online attacks on both Guerrero and rookie Trey Yesavage, the general theme for the most recent trolling seems to be that the Jays got what they deserved for celebrating too soon.
War of words emerges online as Blue Jay fans fight back
To their credit, many Blue Jays fans have fought back with one wondering why manager Aaron Boone still has a job. Another facetiously asked when the next Yankees game was.
Yankees are keeping Boone and Cashman that's your punishment
If the Blue Jays lose the taunting will get louder. The best thing to quiet the critics is for Toronto to win.
| POLL | ||
OCTOBRE 15 | 230 ANSWERS New York Yankee fans troll Toronto Blue Jays after team drops first two games in ALCS What should the Blue Jays do about the trolling from Yankee fans? | ||
| ignore it, Yankee fans are salty | 113 | 49.1 % |
| Simple. Win | 68 | 29.6 % |
| I'm sorry, who won? | 39 | 17 % |
| Troll back | 10 | 4.3 % |
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