Ethics Dunces: The San Francisco Giants

Unbelievable.

But then, it is San Francisco, after all.

For some reason, the San Francisco Giants first year manager, Tony Vitello, couldn’t figure out that his outfielders’ post-victory celebratory ritual was inappropriate in a public venue, on TV, while playing America’s Pastime in front of family audiences.

The Commissioner’s office finally told them to cut it out. Why it took until May, I have no idea.

I would have fined the manager, the players and the team. A lot.

Morons.

2 thoughts on “Ethics Dunces: The San Francisco Giants

  1. It’s a lack of respect for the tradition and the game…that’s what bugs me the most. I don’t know if fining the players or the manager solves fixes this. But if the players involved still have options, a trip to the minors – and its bus rides and (by comparison) lousy pay – for a refresher on respect might just do the trick.

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