Note: 我不搞慢速翻译 http://www.boston.com/sports/baseball/redsox/articles/2007/09/09/youkilis_tries_to_target_cause_of_yankees_ire/?page=full BALTIMORE - Kevin Youkilis was one of the first Red Sox players out of the dugout Friday night after Orioles righthander Daniel Cabrera, on his first pitch after balking home a run, threw a ball behind the head of Dustin Pedroia, touching off a chain of events that led to Cabrera's ejection. Pedroia被砸以後Youkilis第一个冲出来 Youkilis has some strong views on the topic, understandably so. He was hit in the head by Yankees reliever Scott Proctor earlier in the season at Fenway Park, resulting in Proctor's ejection, then had two pitches by Yankee rookie sensation Joba Chamberlain thrown over his head Aug. 30 in Yankee Stadium, which led to Chamberlain's ejection and subsequent suspension. Youkilis今年已经被天天P爆头了, 然後两个礼拜前被张伯轮差点被干爆 "It's poor judgment," Youkilis said of Cabrera throwing at Pedroia. "You can't let your emotions play into where you might really injure somebody. I know it's frustrating when you have a balk, but you can't justify it by getting angry and hitting somebody. Youkilis: 那个人到底是在搞杀小 "To me, that's just dumb. You can't go out there and do stuff like that. If you want to go out and play that game, you're going to get somebody hurt." Youkilis: 那个人脑残是不是 With the Yankees due in Fenway Park Friday night for their final regular-season visit of 2007, Youkilis pondered the question of whether he is singled out as a target by them, and if so, why. "I suppose they don't like me for whatever," he said. "I don't know. Maybe they're mad at me. Youkilis: 好像洋机很赌烂我 "People can say what they want. I've never done anything to that team. I've never said anything to that team. I play hard, I play the game." Youkilis: 你们爱靠北就去靠北，我什麽都没做 What Youkilis does is emote, sometimes on a grand scale. He throws helmets and bats, grimaces at umpires, looks stricken when he hits a ball hard and it's caught. Perhaps, it was suggested to him, that rubs some people - the Yankees - the wrong way. Youkilis的动作有时会很大，包括丢安全帽，看裁判, etc. 有人跟他讲洋机看了赌烂 "They play 'Yankeeography' on Paul O'Neill every day," Youkilis said, referring to the Yankees' practice of showing highlight films on the stadium scoreboard of Paul O'Neill, a beloved former Yankee known for his dramatic mood swings. "So, what's the problem? I've been compared to Paul O'Neill. I know Paul O'Neill. We have the same agent [Joe Bick]. Youkilis: 他老师的Paul O'Neill以前还不是天天这样，我认识他，我还跟他同样的 经纪人. "People find things to hate about everyone. They're not going to like somebody for this reason or that. What are you going to do? I go out and play. I'm emotional. Some people say, 'Oh, he shouldn't be like that.' Other people say that's the best thing about you. So who am I supposed to please? Youkilis: 反正就是有人爱靠北. 你要我怎样? "I'm here to win ballgames. I play with emotion. Some people congratulate me. Some people say, 'Stop whining about this or that.' I can't please everyone. It is what it is. People who don't like you aren't going to like you." Youkilis: 我是来赢球的. 有人不爽不是我的问题 Of course, it could all be coincidental. On June 2 in Fenway Park, when he was hit by Proctor, Youkilis was the fifth player hit by a pitch in the game, three Yankees and two Sox. The commissioner's office ruled the next day that Proctor would not be suspended, which, on the face of it, exonerated him of intent. 6/2当天他其实是第5个被砸道的 The day after Chamberlain was ejected, he was suspended two games and fined $1,000 for what Bob Watson, MLB's vice president for field operations, deemed "inappropriate actions." 张伯轮最後被罚$1000然後禁赛两场 Note: 这根没禁还不是一样，用张伯轮规则去算，他本来就要修两天 Chamberlain protested his innocence, but did not appeal the suspension. Derryl Cousins, who was the umpiring crew chief in that series, explained why Chamberlain had been ejected, even though no warning had been issued after the first pitch sailed over Youkilis. "There is more than a little bit of history between these clubs," Cousins said. "Those were two pretty nasty pitches the young man threw. Up here, you need to be a little better throwing strikes, and we just had to put a lid on it before there was a problem." 裁判: 赶快把他踢出去，等下带几ㄟ大调 The night before he faced Chamberlain for the first time, Youkilis hit a home run off Yankees reliever Kyle Farnsworth. The Sox first baseman reacted incredulously to a question of whether he might have shown up Farnsworth in some way, provoking retaliation from the Yankees. 前天Youkilis打了全垒打 "Show him up?" Youkilis said. "I don't think I've ever shown anyone up on the field. I've never pimped a home run in my life. I run every time I hit a home run. Youkilis: 我哪有炫耀. 我一生中打完全垒打都不会叫嚣. 我都乖乖的跑垒 "You can ask Kyle Farnsworth if I showed him up. I don't think I did. I'm not one of those guys who's going to pimp home runs, do stuff like that. If they say I'm showing up, I think they're searching." 不信你自己去问Kyle Farnsworth Youkilis suspects that the 21-year-old Chamberlain might have been prompted to do what he did. "Joe Torre said to me as he's walking out on the field that it wasn't intentional," Youkilis said. "I saw two balls from a guy I watched on the mound throw balls that are a little up and in but not over the head. It is what it is. 翻译: "It is what it is" - Who is he, Todd Bertuzzi? "Maybe someone on the team told him to. You never know in this game. You never know. People know, but they're not going to say. They're not going to put it out publicly, but they know. 大家心里都有数 "He's a young guy. I don't know him as a person, I don't know how he is, but I don't think he would come in there and do it." 我不认识他 Youkilis has put up good numbers against the Yankees - a .299 average and .452 on-base percentage in 39 games, with 11 doubles, 3 home runs, and 22 RBIs. He says he will approach the series like any other against the Yankees. No point, he said, in anticipating run-ins with Chamberlain. Youkilis不会特别准备要干价 "For me, it's over with," he said. "I may not face him. I'm not going to step out [against him]. If he hits me, he hits me, we score a run and they get their ERA up. 我不会特别闪. 他杂我我们可以得分 "Hopefully we never see him. Hopefully we're ahead and don't see him. It's like when we go to Anaheim, we want to see the Rally Monkey because that means we're winning. Hopefully we never get to see him. If he pitches, hopefully we get him and get Mariano [Rivera], too. 我说实话不太想看到他. 他没出来表示我们领先. 这就像我们去Anaheim喜欢看到猴子 一样: 看到猴子至少表示我们领先 "Hopefully we get every pitcher out there." 希望能把牛棚里每个投手都拖出来打烂 --

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