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This certainly puts a new spin on that ESPN commercial with David Ortiz putting on Jorge Posada's Yankees cap. I knew the very idea of a New England sports icon wearing a Yankees hat would be repulsive to some Boston fans, but is it really front page news? I guess so. Tom Brady walked down the street while wearing a Yankees hat. That's the front-page story in today's Boston Herald. And there's a hint of scandal in the stunning news that he's done it before:
But avid Brady Bunchers know this isn't the first time No. 12 has committed the ultimate in homer heresy. We told you way back in 2003 that Tom was sporting a Pinstripes lid when our ever-vigilant spies spotted him fueling up at a Dunkin' Donuts in Foxboro. At the time, the excuse was that it was a gesture of solidarity with then-Yankees rookie Drew Henson, who, like Tom, is a former quarterback for the University of Michigan. Of course, that lame-o rationalization has gone by the boards now that Henson has ditched MLB for the NFL to play third-string quarterback for the Minnesota VikingsWith Leather says it in stronger language than I can, but seriously. It's just a hat. It's not like he made a profane rap song or anything.
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