CC Sabathia Criticizes Clint Frazier’s ALDS Game 3 Idea with Harsh Remark

Recent tensions have surfaced between CC Sabathia and Clint Frazier regarding Frazier’s comments about the Yankees. Sabathia harshly criticized Frazier’s idea to join the Yankees’ Bleacher Creatures during Game 3 of the ALDS. In a reply on social media, Sabathia used a clown emoji to express his disapproval.
Background on Clint Frazier’s Criticism
Clint Frazier, an outfielder, spent five seasons with the New York Yankees before signing with the Chicago Cubs in free agency. Since his departure, he has openly criticized the Yankees, claiming they are influenced too heavily by analytics. In August, he suggested that the team’s decision-making could prevent them from winning a World Series.
Frazier’s Remarks on the Yankees
- Frazier commented that the Yankees have “too many rocket scientists” involved in player decisions.
- He also criticized the team’s choice to bench Jazz Chisholm Jr. and Ben Rice in the wild-card series.
- After joining the Cubs, he expressed relief on social media about no longer being part of the Yankees.
Sabathia Responds Aggressively
CC Sabathia, a Yankees legend and Hall of Famer, played alongside Frazier during the final three seasons of his career. He previously mentioned on his podcast that he would react violently if he encountered stories about Frazier’s exit from the Yankees. Sabathia condemned Frazier’s complaints, stating, “That kid played 15 games in the f–king big leagues.”
Current Status of the Yankees
The Yankees are facing a challenging ALDS after a significant loss to the Toronto Blue Jays. They lost 10-1 in Game 1 at the Rogers Centre. Luis Gil struggled on the mound, failing to go beyond the third inning and giving up two home runs. Unfortunately, even with bases loaded and no outs in the sixth inning, the Yankees could only score one run.
As Game 4 approaches, the Yankees must regroup to overcome their early deficit in the series. Sabathia’s pointed remarks reflect the ongoing drama surrounding Frazier’s criticisms and the Yankees’ performance.