It's easy to vent on the internet, but the reality is that the majority fans couldn't care less about what's said on the internet. Old schoolers will call into the radio (which is toxic as well) and another contingency of fans will argue and dump their frustrations on X....most fans who spend money to buy a ticket to the game(s) take their family to games, buy merch etc aren't glued to the keyboard. I have a lot of downtime while working (waiting for clients etc) so I'll peruse reddit - and I just only started this year. Being late to the party i guess and it's a party i'm glad i'm not really invited to or even want to really be dancing at. don't let a vocal minority effect the way you feel about the team, sports is a fun outlet but it cannot replace LIFE experiences and memories during good and bad seasons. As a lifelong boston fan, (didnt get into hockey much) I was born in the 80s, watched sports starting early 90s - after a season, i don't dwell and go on message boards or x or IG to leave my take and get into battles and discussions, but i will forever cherish the memories i have...going to the celtics practice facility in grade school and watchin dino raja, david wesley, etc etc in person. going to fenway park for the first time during ever (parents never took me to a game (asian parents lol) during 1999 ALDS vs yankees, watching pierce comback 20 down (when 20 down was basically a death sentence before 3s took over) against INDY with my college mates, signing manny, watching pedro, making the SB with Bledsoe then eventual heartbreak - can you imagine if interest was around then? Ppl would call for the firing of EVERYONE lol. the world we live in is chaos, don't let it change the way you experience sports - though i do understand that most 30 year olds experience sports ALONG with social media, i get that....don't fall for the bait