Goose Gossage adds replay and Cam Newton to growing hate list (Reporter25)

Add the not-so-instant replay for Goose list of how MLB went wrong of Gossage.

Any Manager can perform on the field more and kick dirt on umpires, the Hall of Famer told the Post on Tuesday, George m. Steinbrenner Field. It was exciting. This was part of the game. That woke up everybody and everybody loved it.

Now you sit there for five minutes and wait for the replay-ing of. And half the time, you can't even tell.

Who's died in the last 100 years due to a bad call? They say, well they lost for a world series and the kid lost his perfect game. I said: Who died? Let the human element in the game. You can't take the human element out of baseball because it's the fabric of the game .

Gossage remains upset about the State of baseball in 2016 because he cares so much about the game.

They can say whatever you want about ' old school ' and the game passed me by, said Gossage." Let me tell you something: The game does not pass me by.

Gossage plucked for a generation flip Bat and the ' baseball ' running ' nerds last week for ESPN and doubled and tripled down on your comments. After the storm, he was called to a meeting with Yankees Manager Brian Cashman. So but he wants to make it clear that he is only speaking out because of his love for the game that has done so much for him.

I had a lot of people call me and support me, he said. I haven't heard a negative thing about my phone.

It's a shame, it breaks my heart to see the direction this game is going. What, we want a lot of Cam Newton running around?

So, if anyone keeps in check, there's no one to keep him under control, first of all, no one wants to bite the hand that they or the hand that feeds them today fed. The only connection we had was Joe Torre. It's like Washington DC. Everyone starts with good intentions. You can't beat them, join them.

This is the revenge of the nerds, and they're going to get the last laugh-I know that, said Gossage. These guys played rotisserie baseball at a Harvard or wherever they are played, and they were successful, so they think that's all there is to it. This is only a small part f-ing the game.

Let me tell you, you can't control the game, no matter how hard you try. We gave up long ago trying to figure out this s-t out. He has a mind of its own, it has a character of its own. And they're having this character out of the game.

It breaks my heart, he added. I see the lack of fundamentals. The children are not being taught how to play the game. It's all about the offense. All this just breaks my heart.

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