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Video: David Ortiz Hugs Yankees Fans in New York

By in Featured, Now!, Red Sox, Video ⋅ May 14, 2011 at 2:13am ⋅ Post a comment
David Ortiz, Clay Buchholz (AP Photo)

In a cute production put together by MLB.com, David Ortiz spent his off-day on Thursday at the MLB Fan Cave in New York City. In the video (see below), the Sox slugger complained about being so hated in New York and said he wanted to change that.

He then hit the streets of New York while wearing his Red Sox jersey and sought hugs from random fans walking (and sometimes driving) around. Some people obliged, while others resisted the hug.

Yankees fans: would you turn down a hug from Ortiz? Check out the video here:

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2 comments for “Video: David Ortiz Hugs Yankees Fans in New York”

  1. Boston Red Sox Babeeeeeee!!!!
    Awesome team………..
    Awesome Fans………..
    It’s a baseball town….
    But I like the Yankees too….

    N.H.Fan

    Posted by andre philippe sevigny | May 15, 2011, 9:09 am

  2. LOVE this video:) Great stuff!

    Posted by Kathy Samoun | August 31, 2011, 1:20 pm

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