Meh. They intentionally walked the guy in front of him to put a runner in scoring position. That’s equally disrespectful. And, I’m wading into the muddy waters of unwritten rules, but:
If you’ve just been disrespected, I feel like you’re justified in rubbing your success in the other teams face.

This comment deserves more love.

It’s, you know, almost like they showed HIM up first.

You know how else Ramirez’ opponents could not be antagonized? Not being upset by a guy celebrating a homerun. (Or not giving it up in the first place.) They seem to handle this sort of thing just fine in Korea and Japan.

Did the rules of baseball change?
I thought hitting a home run was the opposite of being shitty at your job.
I thought losing by 9 runs means you’re being shitty at your job.
Maybe you’re defending people who are shitty at their jobs, because you’re one. Solidarity and all that.
Am I applying your “logic” correctly?