Who are in baseball, whitening creatures?

Because of the competitive nature of professional sports, fans tend to be extremely packed in their favorite team. Bleacher Creatures at the Yankee stadium have their own unique way to wrap themselves in the New York Yankees, and have become something legend in professional sport. Bleacher Creatures, who occupied a large part of the true field grandstand, uses singing, songs, health and Jeers, so that their presence is known to their beloved Yankees and the right player of the enemy team. Boston Red Sox and also against any team that Yankees faced in the world series. Teams that are less threat for Yankees receive less aggressive singing and Jeers, but bleach is generally noisy in each game - even so far that they focus their Jeers on Yankee fans in boxing seats. One main staple of the land of creative creators is a cow bell. While the original cow Bell Man died in the mid -1990s, the replacement was stated in the practice of banging in cowsthe cells to start singing and health. Alcohol was forbidden from the stands, because the more diverse crowd, including children, began to buy cheaper tickets for the bleach seat.

One of the most important encouragement of the creators is calls. Fans in the right field stands will start singing the name of the player Yankees until the player turns them to recognize them in some way, usually with a wave. This practice began in the 80s and continued over the next decade. The first baseman Yankees Tino Martinez was the first Yankee to recognize bleach during the role. Roll calls a certain formula, starting with outfielders and moving to infielders. The call with the role is not included in the Tdjban or the catcher and sometimes will speak of the honor of the former Yankees or recently deceased players.

The term "Bleacher Creature" was created by writer Filip Bondy, who decided to write a story about fans of angry right field. Because he wrote from the perspective of these fansHe attributed words in the book to these bleached creatures; The term was born. Later, Bondy wrote a book about his experience in the right field grandstands.