Letters: Negatives outweigh positives in Dodgers

Dear Dave Roberts: I used to be completely disgusted to see you at the Dodgers’ White House ceremony pandering to Trump. As far as I used to be involved, you made a full idiot of your self. I’m sure many Dodgers followers had been equally horrified with your habits.

Susan Stann
Temecula

Today’s go to to the White House was baseball, not politics. It was a enhance for MLB, not columnists who strive to be political hacks with personal bias. If the hacks or detractors listened to the references it was all about achievement in what the workforce did to win. The Dodgers are half of the leisure industry which yearly attracts possibly a billion followers or more and definitely billions of {dollars}. The hacks and detractors is not going to be satisfied in any other case but if you line up any 50,000 followers at a sport, you will note a constructive vote for the privilege of going to the White House. Baseball wins, sports activities wins, the leisure industry wins, and America wins. Boo the hacks and the ignorant detractors.

Bill Koury
La Cañada

Dave Roberts justifies his look with Donald Trump because it’s a “baseball tradition” that ought to be honored.

I didn’t hear him protesting to uphold other baseball traditions such as banning Black gamers from baseball, not having designated hitters, or beginning with a runner on second base in further innings.

Traditions come and go. It appears Mr. Roberts traded his ethical compass for a journey to the White House garden.

David Griffin
Westwood

In my goals Dave Roberts says, “Nope, not gonna go to the White House. If they want to fire me, let ‘em.” Dream on.

Jay James
Pico Rivera

I’ll counsel the nuclear option. The Dodgers ought to never again go to the White House. No matter who is president.

Dennis Doherty
West Los Angeles