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Yesterday we told you how Vernon Wells had a creative response for some hecklers in Cleveland -- between innings, he grabbed a ball and wrote a message asking what gas station the hecklers worked at so he could yell at them the next day. If you thought it was too good to be true, well, Home Run Derby has the photos, as well as an interview with Jeff Raycher, Wells' nemesis himself:
HRD: Tell me what you guys were saying then.I'm curious why he won't reveal what was said -- perhaps the humor is inversely related to the listener's sobriety (though, really, it couldn't have been any worse than starting a comeback with "Dear Mr. Dork"). In any case, Raycher has already made plans to make a road trip to Detroit in September to see Wells one more time -- maybe this time he'll throw a bat into the stands.
JR: There were many chants ... While the gist of the quote is close, it's not the same ... If you were there listening, you'd see it was humorous and not lame. ...
HRD: Do you plan on putting the ball up for auction on eBay, like I speculated?
JR: The ball is not for sale, so you won't see it on eBay.
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