Here is the thing, she was trying to knock Brown and Rudy by injecting the Yankees fan thing. A thinking person (particularly a lawyer who is supposed to know how to argue a point) might figure that the statement would lead to follow up and if knowledge is limited lead to the moron moment. She could have done some other childish thing like spell his name with 911 in it or made reference to his policies but she chose to appeal to that baseball thing and ended up looking like a fool. Perhaps if she does not know what she is talking about she should remain silent.

It’s not a gaffe with Brown and 91u1iani so much as ironic. Brown getting a mediocre Republican and a huge Yankees fan to come down and help a him, Red Sox fan, win something important? It’s like all those movies where the white man or woman comes in to save the day for some indigenous people or some minority or something.

I can’t figure how you equate the sports gaffe to Rudy, that one is way out there.

You could have said Clinton or Obama vs Rudy but to compare a spoken sports gaffe to a person visiting makes little sense.

I would think Coakley might know who Curt Shilling seeing how she is an elected person in the state and had to have seen or heard about that little thing called the World Series.

Then again, she looked right at an assault and did not recognize that…