Manager Wally Backman discusses hecklers with outfielder Jasha Balcom. Backman explains that hecklers in San Francisco and Chicago were considered the worst when he played for the New York Mets the 1980s.
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Love all sports, but some of the best hecklers are the Cameron Crazies from Duke. A buddy of mine was a descent basketball player for Army. Army(Obv. not even close to the powerhouse that is Duke) was playing at Duke. My buddy, pretty much unknown, was heckled with details of our high school(a small private hs),previous girlfriends, etc.This was before facebook too, Duke fan's must have been searching for days for the words to somewhat get to every player or a team that they beat by 40+ points.
DukeRules04 2 weeks ago
wally played when the giants still played at candlestick...and ya, the crowds were ruff on opposing players
it was a miserable place to watch baseball...we had to have some fun
brabon1 8 months ago
That poor girl sitting in between those two could not look more uncomfortable.
5weightrod 9 months ago