Get a clue Giants Fan(s) - There is no appropriate occasion to glorify cheating

People in the baseball world know about San Francisco Giants fan, Bryan Stow being severely beaten by Dodgers fans on the 2011 Opening Day. That is tragic and Shots Heard is making it clear that what we are about to opine about gives absolutely no justification to that type of behavior. That type of occurrence is an abomination.

Still, when Stow friends and family gathered together in a show of solidarity and support for Bryan on April 5, 2011, one (arguably trivial) detail still catches our eye.

John Stow, Bryan's cousin is wearing the uniform of the infamous cheater, Barry Bonds! Poor taste! Poor show!

There is no instance (even a vigil in which emotions are running high) in which this detail deserves to be overlooked. Bonds shamefully spit upon the institution of our National Pastime while making millions. And 'fans' that are still glorifying his name deserve to be called out in every instance.

Even as Shots Heard writes this, we are aware that nine out of ten people are going to deem us insensitive. You might say things like, 'you've missed the point.' 

No. We get it. That is why we are making it perfectly clear that there is no justification for the Bryan Stow beating and we are painstakingly making it clear that it is an utter tragedy.That is simply not the focus of this article.

Simply, Shots Heard must adhere to its values. It is our mission to realistically discuss matters that the paid ass clown PC media won't touch with a ten foot poll. 

Cheating is cheating. And glorifying cheating is glorifying cheating. And we have no problem calling out John Stow and other clueless Giants fans who are still justifying and glorifying Bonds behavior to this day. Get a clue John Stow. You're rooting for a cheater and no amount of sympathetic circumstances is going to get you a pass on this matter.

Pictures: John Stow, Bryan Stow's cousin.