But they were turbo-charming for and in all that failure. They outdrew the stolid and decaying Yankees in years three, four, five, and six because their losses and the explanations for them were such side-splitters.
They had fans holding up signs celebrating their awfulness, they dominated a tepid sporting landscape with every new three-error game, and were the talk of a town looking for something to match the tenor of those raucous times.
They are in their 63rd year now, and being this aromatically offensive on a daily basis is not considered nearly so endearing, especially at these prices.
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