Toronto Blue Jays Fans Taunt A-Rod With Madonna Photos (PHOTOS)

A group of Toronto Blue Jays fans came up with a novel way of trying to get to Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez: holding up photos of Madonna. Rodriguez's wife recently filed for divorce from the ball player, and the third baseman has been linked to the pop icon.

See the photos of Madonna at the Blue Jays ballpark below:

Comments

[rovezaleeker]

02:44 AM on 07/16/2008

Oh, come, come, come my dear Yankee fans! You all know it's not about who wins or loses. We just love to hate your friggen guts!!! Ha! Ha! Ha!

That's what it's become in this country. It's not whether you win or lose but who you're bangin.

It was great before the All-Star Game tonight watching the revision of history as everybody said all those nice things about Steinbrenn­er. Where was Pete Rose?

It's really not about whether you win or lose. How many Supreme Court Justices have you got in your pocket?

[alsm9]

11:45 PM on 07/15/2008

Wow! Some of the responses on here make me laugh out loud! Some Yankee fans seem to take it all so seriously. That's way more amusing that what these guys did.

[lisak2008]

11:39 PM on 07/15/2008

Oh, nevermind. Yankees 9, Blue Jays 4. Yes, the Blue Jays fans' psychologi­cal warfare really worked against A-Rod. Good job guys! I took this little tidbit from the first article that came up from the Google search that I did on who won the game:

"Alex Rodriguez moved into 13th place on the all-time home run list, passing Mickey Mantle with the 537th of his major-leag­ue career, and he, Jeter and rookie Brett Gardner each drove in three runs for the Yankees, who had scored just four runs during their previous three games."

So, bravo, that worked out well for you Blue Jays fans. I'm no baseball fan, but it seems to me like this ploy really worked against you, plus what you did was quite tasteless. Good luck with your plan though. Maybe, by the time you're done with A-Rod, he will have brokent the all-time home run list. Just sayin'.

[Waitaminute]

11:35 PM on 07/15/2008

I hate to see grown people act like middle school jerks. I guess thats the level they are most comfortabl­e with.

[lisak2008]

11:33 PM on 07/15/2008

Did the Blue Jays fans' attempts at foolishnes­s work? Did they win the game? Huffington Post, please complete the rest of the story! WHO WON THE GAME??? Thank you.

[geber22]

09:49 PM on 07/15/2008

He should pull a Ron Artest and go knock that guy out. I'd give him a pass for sure. Sports fans love to talk about athletes behavior, not even one tenth as bad as the fans.

[googlymoogly]

11:19 PM on 07/15/2008

Let them talk.

Mr. A Rod is laughing all the way to the bank ....

[Wilburrr]

08:33 PM on 07/15/2008

A-Rod -- More money and talent than god.

Kid in orange hat? -- (crickets)

[pie8ter]

11:50 PM on 07/15/2008

A-Rod the one with the talent on loan from God.

[helonias]

08:08 PM on 07/15/2008

What no gyno photos from her book.

[Truye]

08:04 PM on 07/15/2008

Remember when A-Rod went from Mariners to the Rangers and got pelted with fake dollar bills? (I do I live in Seattle) The man is just so tauntable.

[Topfeeder]

06:33 PM on 07/15/2008

The best fan ridicule was when Dookies threw empty pizza boxes at the Carolina player that had been charged with robbing a pizza delivery man. Classic.

[LABC]

03:20 PM on 07/15/2008

Nice to see that the Blue Jays fanbase isn't worried about coming anywhere near a winning season..ag­ain...

[charlietuna11]

02:54 PM on 07/15/2008

don't ever forget that the word fan is derived from the word fanatic. their the same in each sport and in each city and country.fa­ns are whackos but no sport can survive with out them.go sports fans...

[RockySoldier]

07:56 PM on 07/15/2008

Try having fun sometime. You can drop the pretense and enjoy a ballgame now and then, buddy. It won't affect your status in 'high society' to dreg down here with us stupid, uncouth working men.

[Wilburrr]

08:38 PM on 07/15/2008

Here is a cheer I learned in Boston....

"HEY BLUE!!! YOU SUCK!!!!"

[GerryS]

01:57 PM on 07/15/2008

hey- a cheat is a cheat- what does he expect-

[robertlockwoodmills]

12:24 PM on 07/15/2008

During the 1978 World Series, Steve Garvey came to bat for the Dodgers at Yankee Stadium. The organist immediatel­y began playing, "What I Did For Love," a Marvin Hamlisch tune from "Chorus Line," the big hit on Broadway.

The point was, Garvey and his wife Cyndi had just separated. Cyndi, who was a celebrity in her own right, was dating Hamlisch, and the gossip columnists in New York played it up big.. So Steinbrenn­er thought it was funny to ridicule Garvey and his wife by playing a Hamlisch tune when Garvey came up to bat, even though the Garvey children were watching the game at home on T.V.

Moral of the story...do­n't feel sorry for any Yankee. Whatever class the Yankees once represente­d went out the window when Steinbrenn­er bought the team.

[DrPayne]

02:33 PM on 07/15/2008

Let's not forget having Bucky Dent throw out the first pitch during a Yankee home game at the '04 ALCS.

[nyckingpin]

12:11 PM on 07/15/2008

Go Mets!!