MFY fans will be patting themselves on the back (even more so than usual) after these comments in The Athletic, written by Marc Carig: [bLOCKQUOTE]Yet, privately, there was a feeling within the organization that the hostile environment in New York had indeed played a factor. The Twins had gotten punched in the mouth and they didn't know quite how to respond. This would be something to learn from moving forward. At least, that's the message that seemed to come from Tyler Duffey, the reliever who surrendered Didi Gregorius' grand slam in Game 2. “I'm trying to think of a nice way to say it,” Duffey said. “They hate you for no reason, which is what you want.” Indeed, the Twins' relievers got showered with beer and epithets and “a lot of expletives.” Mothers, daughters, wives, apparently they were all fair game for the hecklers who sought to rattle the visitors. “Someone told me they were going to do something to my wife while we were in New York,” Duffey said. “They take full advantage of whatever they paid for that ticket and they get their full money's worth.” ... “Boston's fun, they're baseball fans,” Duffey said. “Yankee fans, they just hate people.”[/bLOCKQUOTE] https://theathletic.com/1270365/2019/10/08/carig-for-twins-a-hope-that-lasting-lessons-come-from-failure/https://theathletic.com/1270365/2019/10/08/carig-for-twins-a-hope-that-lasting-lessons-come-from-failure/