Uribe needs a new cheer

The San Francisco Examiner predicts what The City’s leaders, losers, and movers and shakers want from Santa.

Who: Juan Uribe

Holiday wish: A new chant

Why: It cannot escape San Francisco’s postseason hero that fans deliriously screaming his name sound a lot like hecklers anywhere else. Now that Uribe is a Dodger (yuck), the Giants faithful will make sure that he hears plenty of chants of “Boooooo-Ribe” when he comes back to AT&T Park.

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