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• Yes, the baseball boycotter is still out here.
• Now there's a great boycotter.
• The boycotter is always the loser.
• It quoted one, unidentified boycotter as saying they now " fear pressure and even prosecution ."
• From a boycotter's standpoint, that's 20, 000 more fans than ought to be going to a ballgame.
• The Web site also urged viewers to " Turn Off CBS, " and for each boycotter to ask 10 friends to do likewise.
• Steffler Jr is known as " The Boycotter ", derived mainly from his tendency to beat up and walk out on his tag team partners.
• Finally, from Charlie Beye of Fort Worth, I submit for your consideration an anecdote that demonstrates just how quickly a devoted baseball fan can be converted into a dedicated boycotter:
• But as an on-again, off-again _ mostly on-again _ boycotter of major-league baseball, I'll believe it when I see it.
• If some nouveau boycotter from the Show-Me State wants to belittle my nine years of sacrifice toward the noble goal of teaching baseball a lesson, he certainly has a right to do so.
• A boycotter's resolve can waver when a great player and a good citizen such as home-run king Mark McGwire accepts less money than he's worth and speaks out against the greed of his peers.
• Two years ago, I shared with readers an anecdote from a fellow boycotter whose desertion of the onetime pastime was a direct result of Juan's disregard for the just plain folks who have made him rich and famous.