Let me make this one really simple:
1. Jacoby Ellsbury was an important player for the Boston Red Sox.
2. Jacoby Ellsbury left the Boston Red Sox to join the New York Yankees, and took more money to do so.
3. Red Sox fans booed Jacoby Ellsbury last night when he came back to Boston for the first time.
This was always going to happen, and will happen every time Ellsbury goes back to Boston the rest of his career. (Here's to hoping Red Sox fans consult their dictionaries before it happens again.) There was no point speculating whether it was going to happen. There was no point commenting on it when it did happen.
There was actually no point in criticizing Red Sox fans who did it. I don't agree with it, and won't be booing Robinson Cano when I see the Yankees play the Mariners at Yankee Stadium next week, but all the criticism in the world won't change it.
And there will be no point in commenting on it when it happens in the future.
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