A group of guys in the outfield started the Cincinnati Howl, and as is the magic atmosphere of Major League Baseball Parks the odd sounding Howl caught on. They got a reaction from some of the Pirates players and this locked THe Howl in forever. The game was on a Monday night that the Cincinnati Bengals played earlier in the day and with school back in session attendance was down at the Reds game. This means that folks with cheaper seats can move up to the field, especially by the 13th inning on a small crowd Monday night game.
The odd sound took off in the stadium from all over the place once the guys in the outfield got it going. Team name. Dog masks. Barking every game. What's not to love? One other point. If the Redbirds make the playoffs They'll be into the flipping game. I think you are too easily bothered. I would expect nothing less than some noise. And the reds have been dominating the division all summer and people still look for something to complain about. Roughly , restless fans sticking around on a week night in the 14th inning of a baseball game.
Things happen. Go with it or start watching bowling, I'm sure you'll find something to gripe about in bowling, but thankfully it won't appear on this board. Go Reds!! Magic Number is TEN!!! Great things are happening in Cincy. Wooh, Whooooh, Wooooooooooooooooooooooooh, whooooooooooooooh!
You have to admit, it's better than a stuffed monkey! Well, it's not original, if that's any consolation.
Though I did like yes, P. R 14 , I did enjoy some of the comments posted. I hope chuck-dee "superfan under the smoke stacks" and the 70s pornstar keep this one going!! HAHA mullet dude is back I'm constantly amazed that people don't know what a mullet actually is.
It is short on the top and sides and long in the back, hence the phrase, "business in the front, party in the back.
Hey baseball and alcohol, the perfect combination. Let'm have fun, some of us need to let loose after a hard day. I love how a person with the screen name malcontent, complaining about crowd noise. Whoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ooooooooooooo!!!!
But really you should lighten up on this. I was there last night and think it's absolutely horrible. Maybe I'm old school but people howling just to howl is just stupid. It was going on during both team's at bats and it was disturbing.
I'm constantly amazed that people don't know what a mullet actually is. Did that guy start the whole thing? Hello guys! I don't post much but have to chime in here. FS Ohio is 'planting' the mullet guy in each of the last two games. If you notice, it's the same outfit, same seating around him, his wife is doing the same thing and wearing the same thing, he's making the same emotions each time they show it. FS Ohio is having fun with it.
Too many people on the main board and this one think he's there each night. He's not. Just a loop. The sentiment of the original post in this thread is, with all due respect, why I think a lot of people have turned away from baseball in recent years.
No fun. Stuck in "tradition" and the "unwritten rules" of the game. Baseball needs more goofiness. Takes itself WAY too seriously. My only issue with it is that many Reds fans somehow think it's a "Wooooo.
What does that even mean? What does not wanting to have half-drunk morons howling or "wooing" in your ears while you're trying to watch a game have to do with tradition or "unwritten rules" with all due respect?
And, yeah. Not a professional wrestling fan. It has nothing to do with it I'm not calling you out here, which is why I said "sentiment" and not you directly.
Don't know you, so I couldn't speak to that. Just saying, going to the park is supposed to be fun. Roll with it. I'm out. The stupid Cubs fans were doing it this week. The howl is mindless fun, so who cares? But if you must howl tonight and beyond, time your whooooops strategically to coincide with something actually happening in the game. You know, support the team. Home Reds. Share this: Tweet. It used to be, Woooo flourished in the late innings of blowout mid-week games, when Pretty Good American Ball Park was as empty as a fraternity keg at midnight.
Woooos stumbled around the ballpark caverns like a drunk seeking a stool. It was unfortunate. But not devastatingly annoying. Like now. Now, Woooo comes early and stays late, further evidence our national IQ is taking a beating.
Yankees fans Tuesday night actually chanted for their team. Fans here in Baseball Town had little time for that. They just wanna sound stupid. Who are they? Did they get picked last for dodge ball? Did they forget to take the Antabuse before they came to the game?
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