Here you go again saying I don't understand the game and never played, so let's clear this up. I played, starting when I was young (farm system which was pre-LL) and played until college (LL, HS, ect...) I would have loved to see how far I could go, but didn't get a baseball scholarship and had to pay my way through school working 2 jobs while double majoring. I would have loved to keep playing, but I don't think I was good enough and couldn't be in school if i didn't work. (although it was hard when friends got drafted)
I have no problem with someone admiring a HR (we obviously disagree) because if they hit it they deserve it. It's just like when someone makes a great play in a key situation and they celebrate, they can do what they want. If the pitcher feels he got disrespected, fine hit him in the back, butt, legs, ect... and it will work itself out; but don't throw at his head. I'm sure I've gotten pissed in the past when the yanks hit one off the sox and admired it...in the heat of the moment i am pissed, but i have no problem with them doing that. To put this to bed, let's call a spade a spade and admit that the reason Weaver was pissed was not because Papi watched it, it was because he just gave up a grand slam in a key moment of the game that ended up costing his team the win. Getting pissed at Papi was just a way to vent his frustration.
Now I understand the game, and as much as you want to add in these phrases that you say i don't understand, the problem I have is with what you said initially:
Please explain what you mean here because according to you I don't understand the game enough.
This is where we disagree; you think it's ok to throw at someones head, and I don't. I would hope that your intention is to throw at his head so he'll get out of the way without injury...but sending a message. I disagree with this as well, because too much can go wrong when you throw at someones head. Maybe one day you'll mature enough to realize that you can send the message you want without endangering someones life, future, and livelihood. You may think it's ok, i don't...I've seen what happens when something goes wrong (both on TV and in person) and it's not worth it.
This is hilarious. In an interview after the game Papi said that's the hardest ball he had ever hit at fenway and he thought he had a chance to 'beat the seat', ie the farthest ball ever at fenway, passing Williams red seat. So to him it was a chance at history....so i guess now it's ok with you since it had a chance to be a milestone