JOhnny (the traitor) Damon

I can't wait for the Red Sox to reem the Yankees out this year so the pug-faced girl-armed traitor can fully understand how painfully shallow and shameful it was to literally get bought out by your wealthier rivals in the most disgsting and humiliating way an athlete could. You shoulda stayed with the Sox Damon, where you would have been a winner, and you would have been loved and respected. Now you will always be known (and not only to Boston) as one of the biggest and cheapest sell-outs ever. But.. at least you have some more money to insulate you from the truth of your shallow pathetic existence.

one of the most shameful incidents that shows in todays sports that loyalty means absolutely nothing!!!sports as we all know today is nothing but a hugh money pool.i loved yesterdays players,rugged,solid and most of all very loyal to their fans and teams..how much money do these players need???..sorry johnny i cannot back you,for you are a classic example of todays players i (was)a big fan of yours how ever "you sold out" your buddys onn the team and the great boston fans..have fun in those pin strips that you so-called hated so bad,(how fake all of that was and all of those war cries you spouted off about ny and the fans!!)your a joke...

when Johnny was traded to NY I knew Boston was about to lose a great player and the team wouldnot be the saME and i am right just like the other players the lost in the past 3yrs. Boston is a great team. i have a great loyality to them but they are not the same team as they were in '04'

The yankees are a great team too. I like them alot I think that Damon made the right choice going to that team.

I just read Johnny Damon's book Idiot. At the end he lists EVERYBODY who had a part in the world series win from the players and management to front office and maintenance. But he left out Terry Francona who he seemingly had a good relationship with. Does anyone know why he would leave out Francona? Did Damon and Francona have a falling out after the world series? The book was written before he went to the Yankees.