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Ridiculous. People these days.
I don’t think the Sox should specifically honor Mr. Beaudoin because he was drunk and he was taunting the Yankee fan. (He wasn’t without blame, but I am in no way trying to imply that he got what he deserved!) Maybe what the Sox could do instead is dedicate the season, or just a day, to MADD or some other anti-drunk-driving group. A shoulder patch for this cause could become (yet another) season-long shaming of the Yankees and their fan base.
That, and make any Yankee fans who come to Fenway leave their car keys in a bowl and pass a Breathalyzer test in order to get them back.
I’m not sure he WAS drunk, story said he rarely drank, just went there to socialize.
My mistake – I thought I had read that drinking was a factor on both sides, but re-reading the articles tells me you are probably right, Evan.
I mean no disrespect to the young man’s memory, but I do still believe that a day in his honor alone would be inappropriate.
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