[big'ol_freeper]

PC Yankees

[Vaquero]

Ha!!! they DUMPED him and WON EVERYTHING in 2009 go to the Red Sox Ronan...PLEASE....he will be your new Curse Beantown....

[Carley]

Everyone heard his side of things.

[Mr. Mojo]

He only sang for the Yanks during the playoffs, and even then only occasionally. So no biggie. Plus it took him at least 5 minutes to belt out the song — got kind of grating after a while.

I’d rather hear Kate Smith’s short and sweet version over the loudspeaker any day.

[mc5cents]

HA! The curse of the Bambino in reverse!! LOL!

[Gay State Conservative]

So he ticked off the “progressive” RATS of NYC.and yet,when Jessie Hymietown arrives at 125th & 5th New Yorkers,white and black,throw rose petals at his feet.

[Recon Dad]

Ronan is a gift from God. His voice makes angels weep......the yankees are the losers in this battle......then again since I was a little kid and forced to go to Yankee games I've thought they were a bunch of losers. But they had great hotdogs back in the day.

[Vision]

They fired him for this? WTH? Nutcases.

This is what happened in the apartment building on East 54th Street in October: A realtor was showing the apartment next to Tynan’s and asked if Tynan would say hello to some prospective buyers. The realtor told Tynan the prospective buyers were “a couple of nice Jewish ladies.’’ Tynan warned the ladies he often sang in his apartment.

“How’d you like living next to a loud tenor like me?’’ Tynan asked them, jokingly.

Turned out they wouldn’t, and they didn’t buy the apartment. A short time later, another person was looking at the apartment and Tynan was putting the key in his door when a different realtor came out from next door and said they had another prospective buyer.

“Don’t worry,’’ the realtor said, “they’re not Red Sox fans.’’

“As long as they’re not those Jewish ladies,’’ Tynan replied.

[GinaLolaB]

Hey, I guess I am going to change from a Yankees fan to a Red Sox fan. GO SOX!