Everybody Hates Jay (Episode Two)

[Mr. Scot]

Jay Cutler autographed football draws zero bids at charity auction

 

The starting bid would have been $100.00 and the money was going to benefit an anti pet cruelty charity.

[Gregg S]

Damn, that's cold.

[MHS831]

I would have paid $100 for it, if it was on the bottom of a check from him made out to me for $100.

[tondi]

You would think that a nice high quality football by itself would get a bid even if it had Cutlers name on it. Guess Cutlers done gone and fugged up a perfectly good football.

[Judo Thoreau]

I'm surprised no one bought it. Seems like a missed opportunity.

[JawnyBlaze]

I'm surprised no one bought it. Seems like a missed opportunity.

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[Jimmy]

That's just sad.  I wonder if he'll make anymore appearances on The League.  Baby Cutlet

[Chaos]

Why pay for a Cutler football?  He gives them away all season long.

[Carolina Cajun]

What, was the ball signed by Bart Simpson?

 

 

[JawnyBlaze]

Heh, not serious.  But Bart Simpson's heroic alter ego is the only Bartman I've ever heard of.  I'm assuming the ball was signed by some baseball player.

 

 

 

 

[TNPanther]

Why pay for a Cutler football? He gives them away all season long.

Clever.

[Carolina Cajun]

Heh, not serious.  But Bart Simpson's heroic alter ego is the only Bartman I've ever heard of.  I'm assuming the ball was signed by some baseball player.

 

 

 

 

 

Actually, it wasn't signed by a player, it was from the 2003 NLCS when a fan named Steve Bartman reached into the field to catch a foul ball that a player would have caught and ended the inning, they were 1.1 innings away from going to their first world series in 50+ years, and hadn't won a world series since 1908.  Instead of closing out the inning, they ended up giving up 7 runs with 2 outs, lost the next game and still haven't made it back.  Cubs fans threw stuff at Steve Bartman as he left the stadium and he has never given a public interview because directly following the game he got death threats and was harassed.  It's ok if ya didn't know it, not everyone's a big baseball fan, especially in this part of the country.  I only realized when I moved here that there really is some die hard college basketball and Nascar fans, they really don't have those back in Louisiana.

[JawnyBlaze]

Actually, it wasn't signed by a player, it was from the 2003 NLCS when a fan named Steve Bartman reached into the field to catch a foul ball that a player would have caught and ended the inning, they were 1.1 innings away from going to their first world series in 50+ years, and hadn't won a world series since 1908.  Instead of closing out the inning, they ended up giving up 7 runs with 2 outs, lost the next game and still haven't made it back.  Cubs fans threw stuff at Steve Bartman as he left the stadium and he has never given a public interview because directly following the game he got death threats and was harassed.  It's ok if ya didn't know it, not everyone's a big baseball fan, especially in this part of the country.  I only realized when I moved here that there really is some die hard college basketball and Nascar fans, they really don't have those back in Louisiana.

 

Ok, I can understand the level of hatred then.  I can only imagine if something comparable happened to the Panthers.  I liked college basketball as a kid, cuz of my family, but since my early teens I've been pretty much strictly Panthers.  Can't STAND watching baseball.  I'd rather watch tennis or even possibly golf.

 

[2jakefansinva]

Die Bartman.................