I still can’t understand the vitriol this man inspires in the left-wing circles of sports analysis.

The facts: Tim Tebow was bad at football. Tim Tebow is bad at baseball. He gets way more attention than any low-A (at best) player ought to receive. He will never be a major league player. Ever. Yet the Mets and Tebow himself happily cash checks off his cosplaying as a baseball player and the worldwide leader happily…

Do you honestly believe “they’re attacking him for his politics” isn’t a red herring for the actual problems people have with Tim Tebow’s baseball foray and the sports media obsession with Tim Tebow’s failing endeavors?

Nice try. Every single time Tebow has taken the field in some minor league training camp and minor league spring and fall league the last two years, he’s taken spots away from young men who actually play baseball and are actually trying to make it as a baseball player to earn a living. Instead, some delusional Ned…

It has nothing to do with his politics. It has to do with the fact this is a publicity stunt, plain and simple, for both the Mets and Tim Tebow.

And it’s not really about the clownfrauds themselves, but more the people who prop up said clownfrauds like they have something valuable to offer.

Politics has nothing to do with hating hearing about Tebow, or hating that Tebow gets a free ride to suck ass at baseball, taking roster spots from countless other minor league actual-baseball-players just so whatever franchise can sell some jerseys and tickets to Tebow sheep.

How can you agree that this whole thing is “a spectacle, a money grab, or a waste of time” but still complain when a “left-wing” journo points that out in a blog post? Cognitive dissonance?

You people said this shit about Sarah Palin too. “Why do liberals have so much vitriol for her?” It’s apparently impossible for you to realize we just really, really like making fun of clownfrauds.

In this case, nobody would have cared about Tebow ever again if he just stayed an SEC Network commentator, which he’s…