To Buster,
Im so sorry to hear about this terrible injury and it must be hard for you and your team to deal with. I hope you will have a successful recovery and i hope to see you play again. I just want to let you know i am keeping you in my thoughts and wearing my posey jersey to support you every stretch of the way.Also congratulations to you expecting twins with your wife. I hope that will give you something to look on the bright side. from, Emily Phillips your biggest fan.
Buster 🙂
back with your daily post, hopefully your doing better and taking things day by day. we all miss you, but your team is holding it down for you!
-Raquel ❤ & The YMCA.
Buster, I am old enough to be your grandmother, but I have been a Giants fan all my life and I could still kick the butt of the idiot who hit you if I got the chance. I want you to just take good care of yourself and get better cause as Giants fans have always said, there is always next year, and I expect to see you out there, if not as a catcher, anywhere else would be fine with me. You are an awesome guy and the Good Lord is going to take really good care of you, especially with all the prayers coming your way. Your boys will keep the team going all the way this year until you get back, I have the faith! Love you and miss you and see you soon!!! GO GIANTS!!!
Hey Buster, Have a great recovery! It’s going to be hard to repeat without you but your health is more important. Hope the guys can win one for you. Stay strong brother!! Vamos Gigantes!!!
Buster, I’m so sorry to hear about your injury, and I hope you’ll be able to rejoin the Giants before the season is over. Remember, you are in God’s hands, and only He knows what will happen, so I hope you will be able to turn to His Word during your convalescence and recovery.
The romance between poetry and baseball is one long and sweet. Take, for example, these lines from Jack Spicer’s “Four Poems for the St. Louis Sporting News”: “God is a big white baseball that has nothing to do but go in a/curve or a straight line. I studied geometry in highschool/and know that this is true.”
I’ve written a poem, “Broken Posey.” Perhaps you might enjoy reading it (or not) as you’re on the mend. (Please see below.)
Best regards.
Broken Posey
—for Buster
“You gotta be a man to play baseball for a living, but you gotta have a lot of little boy in you, too.” ~Roy Campanella
Timber slid, gone daisy cutters
temblor colors always crack
the lilac hills to billiards, daffodil. Blast past a bluish heap
and flutter blushes to the ground. Plains lake the pain
staking out a place. Diamond bridesmaid, embroidery
slacks in uniform. Delicious marmalade that rose butter
ma made such a sweet batter. Nosegays, sugar
snaps a bone, connected
to a pocketful: posse, so
gorgeous, out-
rage, sergeant. After each delirious
bonnet a bouquet. Team captain a clean hit
clock speeds, no
better hitter, pitch. Meadowlark, dove.
Take a stab at the grinder.
My dog, basket
drove off last summer in the clutch, church bells
rung, swung. That corsage a nuanced
bullpen slumps thru June.
A shut out, pinch
runner spans the back steps. Tussle pansies, mudslide
struggle to catch a slice on the noggin. Such courage
in a first hit grand slam, single assists
bloom in Astros, islands
thrown to the stands
in a thrush of stars. A stadium crowd
in a hush, fall
just suppose
an open lane, slots
land a slugger
at an age most men mount
the crotch, shoulder
-to-
shoulder a strike zone. Patch it up
at the park, butch. Under such a character
that rules, busted
balls at game point stems a crush, a key play
curse and cinch the belt. Bolt that leg a stretch
for home, safe, by glove
clover, figures change. As sparrows
charge, a bridge accident:
Get well soon Buster!! We can’t win the World Series again without you!!! You are the best thing that has ever happened to the Giants since Willie Mays. We are nothin’ without you.
Hi again. ok, i forgot J.T. Snow, Mike Murphy, your trainer, and maybe some others…I have to find out the names of the balldudes! Tell them not to feel left out, it’s just my senile old brain – poems for them are coming soon!
BusterPosey!
You get better, kid. You’ll be alright and catching again by NewYear’s. It’s a game of inches but you stand miles above the rest bro. You’re the truth and we get the privelage of enjoying Giants baseball for years to come thanks to you, Panda, Timmy, Weezy, the Boss, Freddy, HuffDaddy, Nate and the rest of savages Sabean put together for Boch to wrap his GiantDome around. Enjoy the rest of the season. Get well soon. See ya later28…
We love you Buster! True story..My mom who was recuperating at our home in the East Bay from surgery became a die-hard Buster Posey fan. She kept saying “There is something special about that guy”. When she found out about your injury she honestly felt so sick and immediately started praying for you. She nick-named her great-grandson who just started playing T-Ball…little Posey. Take care..we miss you.
So my parents ordered me a Posey jersey and it’s taking forever to come in!!! I’m getting reeeeeally impatient. 🙂 I had to bring up all my grades for my last report card for them to order it for me and I did! I worked my butt off to get that jersey. I’m going to wear it for school pictures. 🙂 that’s how much you amaze me! Me and my friend were talking last night, and she loves Brandon Crawford, so were Going to make a show called “The REAL Housewives of the Giants” hahahaha. In our dreeeams. Does your wife know how much of a lucky woman she is? I hope so. 🙂 I get to redo my room orange and black this summer and Im going to buy your Fathead Sticker thing that has the huge picture of you. 🙂 I’m so excited! I still keep wondering what your doing everyday, and how your feeling. I hope your feeling better. I don’t like knowing that your in pain. 😦 It makes me sad. Reading all these comments that your loyal fans leave you have to make you feel a little better! We all love you, we all miss you, we all can’t wait to see you back. ❤
Hey Buster. I really hope you get well soon. Giants baseball just isn’t the same without you in the squat. You made me a Giants fan last year and I watched over 90 games. Anyway, I will continue to support the Giants team and watch every game with my mlb.tv subscription. Keep your head up and work hard to recover. You can do it. Go orange and black!! Take care. Jason Renfroe – Leesburg, GA
Hurry back Buster!!! I wish you a speedy recovery. I have been watching the Giants for decades and you have brought so many smiles and cheers for me! Come on back
We miss you
Carole –
Buster-I was sad for a few days after hearing what happened. So sorry for this. I hope your recovery is speedy. I love you and the Giants!!! Get well soon!!
Buster,
We miss you on the field. We hope for a speedy recovery and know that when you are ready to hit the field again you are going to be stonger than ever!!! You and the Giants are amazing ball players and inspirational role models. Can’t wait to see you back in your Black and Orange!!! Take good care.
Hi Buster!!!!!!
I’m following your footsteps in not “villifying” Scott Cousins because in the end what good does it do? Heal as your body will heal don’t rush it & cheer you team on as they cheer you on. Your team & your fans are keeping you in mind everyday.
Love ❤
Raquel Govea, the Govea family & the Re family.
Rest, recuperate and enjoy the moments with Kristen and soon your babies. You will heal and play again. Those extra moments you have been given are precious. Take care and be strong for next spring. God bless.
You became a Giant forever when you first stepped behind the plate for the San Jose Giants. You are part of the Giant family and Carol & I truly appreciate the joy you have given us over the last few years. We hope to see you with the team for the duration of the year (though I’m sure you deserve time away to be with your baby and wife), your teammates and us fans will love seeing you in the dugout.
Be well and know you are always with us. Robb & Carol
Buster,
I was saddened to hear that such a great player was injured so badly. As much as we would all like to see you out there on the field playing, I’m glad you’ve been given this extra time to heal. This way when you come back next season, you’ll likely be more well rested and stronger. It would be bad for you to come back too soon and possibly re-injure yourself, so as much as we would miss you, please take as much time as you think you need to fully heal and come back to us 100%. Please be careful and here’s to hoping you recover with the least amount of pain possible, and as quickly as possible.
All the girls who say they’re your biggest fan are crazy, they obvisouly dont know me. (; but really, isn’t your wife your biggest fan haha? Hmmm. Well I’m going to write you everyday until your better, that’s what my friends did for me when I was injured, they wrote on my Facebook every single day, and it really did help me. And hopefully youll notice me sooner or later:) I know you hate not being able to do what you love to do, trust me I know. Speaking for everyone, you didnt let any of us down. We all know your an AMAZING baseball player. And when you come back you’ll be even better than before, I just know it. I think about you everyday, and just wonder how your doing. I wish there was a way I could talk to you and ask you, but there isn’t. 😦 it is sad to watch a game without you playing, but it just gets me excited to see you back! We all miss you, hope your doing at least a little better<3
Hey Buster,
You’re a champion. Best wishes on your recovery and I’ll keep you in my thoughts and prayers. If there’s any silver lining to this bad circumstance, it will be the fact that you can spend some quality time with your soon-to-be newborns. Because you’re such a gamer, I know you’ll be recovering as fast as you can, and when the time is right, I’ll definitely be excited to see you behind the “dish” again.
God Bless.
I don’t pray that you get better right away and get back on the field this season. Because I know that’s not happening. I just ask God that you are happier, healthier and stronger in 2012 than you ever were in any season. I am also thankful I was able to go to a game and see you play before the incident. Please just rest and heal completely.
Buster still “ain’t havin’ it!”
-Grace(13)
Buster, you were brought up on may 29th, my 37th birthday. i went to the game and watched you in person for the first time. you shown brightly. you being here in SF brought an end to an era of coming up just short of the best, and a beginning of a new era of confidence and achievement. last year wouldn’t have happened without you! thank you! i greatly anticipate your return to the diamond and the game we both love. with great appreciation, Craig
Hi again, you know it’s just not the same, watching games without you in there…you’re like the main course, supposed to be there every day, for every play…uh oh, i feel another poem coming on…!
Caryl and Willy (black lab, currently sporting an orange bandanna.)
Buster, I think I’m having sympathy pains…I’ve had alot of knee and ankle trouble over the years, including a break, and I still have alot of metal in my right one, but I find it interesting that I had some pretty intense pain in the left ankle the night you were injured, and it’s been bothering me more than usual ever since then! I hope I’m taking some of your pain away, if such a thing is possible.
We love ya, kid.
Hey Buster, I know you are going through a very rough time right now but believe me it does get better each day. Once those twoo little babies arrive and you see them for the first time you will really start to feel better. Be as patient as you can to heal and go back in 2012 and do what you were put on this earth to do and that is to play the wonderful game of baseball. Take care Buster, we are all rooting for you.
Hi Buster, first of all, I am a huge fan and love to watch you play. I was getting worried about you because I felt that you needed more time off because of the demands of the catching position. I was devastated when I watched “the play” over and over. Now I am saddened by the vengeful comments since the injury. What good would it do to try to hurt other players? I will pray for healing for you and the Giants fan who was injured at the Dodger game. Peace be with you, Gail Lynch
Buster, I am sorry about what happened to you. I want you to know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. I wish you all the best for a speedy recovery. Thank you for all your contributions to the Giants. We love and miss you and hope to see you on the field as soon as possible. Take care of yourself!
Buster, I had an accident at a construction site that tore up my right hand. After surgery and a lot of physical therapy, I’m okay now. I know you’ll be back to your usual great self again. It’s a hard road ahead of you, but you’re a tough guy who will make it through this.
Hey Buster – gotta tell ya – watching that play was the worst feeling I’ve had in my sports-spectator life since watching Steve Young go down for the final time.
I can only imagine how hard it is for you. Not only the physical pain but emotional as well.
I truly do hope you are feeling a bit better and are mentally preparing for the long road ahead.
Buster 🙂
so now your not back til 2012?! NOOOOOOO.
omg. but hey, atleast you’ll be back and fully recovered.
but yeah, the ymca is going to the beach, in the cold. no big deal.
i decided im going to write you everyday. i have been actually. but get well 🙂 & LOTS of rest.
Buster, we are all patiently waiting for your return. I’m hoping you will play in this years World Series. Check to see what qualifications you will require to play Division playoffs. No matter how we play, we will still do better with you in the lineup. Californian.
Buster,
When people tell me I am weird for writing here everyday, I tell them that I love you and that they don’t understand my passion for the game of baseball!
My heart breaks a bit more every time I see it replayed (which has been a lot lately) and I can’ t wait until you are back as great as ever! Good luck with everything and I will catch up with u tomorrow!
Til then,
Katie you biggest fan:) ily
Everyone is missing you out there on the field, its not the same without you playing! You have thousands of fans that are hoping you fully recover and get back into the game. Just know you are LOVED around the world 🙂
Get well soon!
CONGRATS ON THE TWINS!
broke my heart watching that play, and all the replays… hope you’re doing well. the game isn’t the same with you out. i imagine you watching the games on tv while recovering, cheering when we cheer, lamenting when we lament. take care of yourself, and we’ll see you soon!
Hey Buster- Hope you heal up soon! But everyone I know voted for you for the All Star game! You should be there!
Miss you! Thanks for all the great games!
Hey Buster! I am so sorry about your leg! I am literally your #1 fan. I don’t care if other people say they are because Ii know I am. I hope to see you soon and recover soon!
Love,
Lynnie Posey
Hi, Buster – It’s heartwarming to read the comments by your fans, acknowledging your outstanding leadership skills, the fact that you are such a great role model for so many, that you have inspired many people to excel in their lives, your determination, and strong work ethic, etc. No matter how your career ultimately pans out, your outstanding personal qualities will always be remembered, above all. We’re very excited for you and Kristin that you’re soon to be parents of twins! You’d better get rested up before they arrive because, guaranteed, sleep, as you now know it, will be a distant memory! Lol… Have fun! Enjoy! ; )
Buster,
We miss you so much !!! We heard you are still in pain and it sucks, sucks, SUCKS!!!!!
But, you know, you have millions of Giants fans sending love your way. It has to help you heal faster!
And, of course, the Giants magic is there to help too.
Next year, you catch Timmy’s no hitter. We’ll have to wait.
buster posey,i am your biggest fan ever. I had to leave the giants game early and had gotten back 5 minutes before your injury happened. I wish you the best and we are always cheering for you. i love you so much that my whole wall in my room is decked out in your pictures of the good and bad times. You are my HERO… I like you so much and my friends have also picked up on that, and my nickname in my 8th grade year book is Buster Posey Fanatic… All i want is for you to heal and get back a.s.a.p (which looks like 2012)…! YOUR AMAZING..!
❤
OFFICIAL #GETWELLBUSTER GREETING CARD 
To Buster,
Im so sorry to hear about this terrible injury and it must be hard for you and your team to deal with. I hope you will have a successful recovery and i hope to see you play again. I just want to let you know i am keeping you in my thoughts and wearing my posey jersey to support you every stretch of the way.Also congratulations to you expecting twins with your wife. I hope that will give you something to look on the bright side. from, Emily Phillips your biggest fan.
Buster 🙂
back with your daily post, hopefully your doing better and taking things day by day. we all miss you, but your team is holding it down for you!
-Raquel ❤ & The YMCA.
Buster, I am old enough to be your grandmother, but I have been a Giants fan all my life and I could still kick the butt of the idiot who hit you if I got the chance. I want you to just take good care of yourself and get better cause as Giants fans have always said, there is always next year, and I expect to see you out there, if not as a catcher, anywhere else would be fine with me. You are an awesome guy and the Good Lord is going to take really good care of you, especially with all the prayers coming your way. Your boys will keep the team going all the way this year until you get back, I have the faith! Love you and miss you and see you soon!!! GO GIANTS!!!
Hey Buster, Have a great recovery! It’s going to be hard to repeat without you but your health is more important. Hope the guys can win one for you. Stay strong brother!! Vamos Gigantes!!!
Get well Buster.
Buster, I’m so sorry to hear about your injury, and I hope you’ll be able to rejoin the Giants before the season is over. Remember, you are in God’s hands, and only He knows what will happen, so I hope you will be able to turn to His Word during your convalescence and recovery.
Buster,
The romance between poetry and baseball is one long and sweet. Take, for example, these lines from Jack Spicer’s “Four Poems for the St. Louis Sporting News”: “God is a big white baseball that has nothing to do but go in a/curve or a straight line. I studied geometry in highschool/and know that this is true.”
I’ve written a poem, “Broken Posey.” Perhaps you might enjoy reading it (or not) as you’re on the mend. (Please see below.)
Best regards.
Broken Posey
—for Buster
“You gotta be a man to play baseball for a living, but you gotta have a lot of little boy in you, too.” ~Roy Campanella
Timber slid, gone daisy cutters
temblor colors always crack
the lilac hills to billiards, daffodil. Blast past a bluish heap
and flutter blushes to the ground. Plains lake the pain
staking out a place. Diamond bridesmaid, embroidery
slacks in uniform. Delicious marmalade that rose butter
ma made such a sweet batter. Nosegays, sugar
snaps a bone, connected
to a pocketful: posse, so
gorgeous, out-
rage, sergeant. After each delirious
bonnet a bouquet. Team captain a clean hit
clock speeds, no
better hitter, pitch. Meadowlark, dove.
Take a stab at the grinder.
My dog, basket
drove off last summer in the clutch, church bells
rung, swung. That corsage a nuanced
bullpen slumps thru June.
A shut out, pinch
runner spans the back steps. Tussle pansies, mudslide
struggle to catch a slice on the noggin. Such courage
in a first hit grand slam, single assists
bloom in Astros, islands
thrown to the stands
in a thrush of stars. A stadium crowd
in a hush, fall
just suppose
an open lane, slots
land a slugger
at an age most men mount
the crotch, shoulder
-to-
shoulder a strike zone. Patch it up
at the park, butch. Under such a character
that rules, busted
balls at game point stems a crush, a key play
curse and cinch the belt. Bolt that leg a stretch
for home, safe, by glove
clover, figures change. As sparrows
charge, a bridge accident:
car nation.
Get well soon Buster!! We can’t win the World Series again without you!!! You are the best thing that has ever happened to the Giants since Willie Mays. We are nothin’ without you.
Hi again. ok, i forgot J.T. Snow, Mike Murphy, your trainer, and maybe some others…I have to find out the names of the balldudes! Tell them not to feel left out, it’s just my senile old brain – poems for them are coming soon!
Love ya, kiddo.
Get well, Buster! We miss you on the baseball field! We hope you get well quickly! From an 8-year old fan.
Buster,
We love watching you play and we all miss you. Get well soon!!
Man
BusterPosey!
You get better, kid. You’ll be alright and catching again by NewYear’s. It’s a game of inches but you stand miles above the rest bro. You’re the truth and we get the privelage of enjoying Giants baseball for years to come thanks to you, Panda, Timmy, Weezy, the Boss, Freddy, HuffDaddy, Nate and the rest of savages Sabean put together for Boch to wrap his GiantDome around. Enjoy the rest of the season. Get well soon. See ya later28…
We love you Buster! True story..My mom who was recuperating at our home in the East Bay from surgery became a die-hard Buster Posey fan. She kept saying “There is something special about that guy”. When she found out about your injury she honestly felt so sick and immediately started praying for you. She nick-named her great-grandson who just started playing T-Ball…little Posey. Take care..we miss you.
So my parents ordered me a Posey jersey and it’s taking forever to come in!!! I’m getting reeeeeally impatient. 🙂 I had to bring up all my grades for my last report card for them to order it for me and I did! I worked my butt off to get that jersey. I’m going to wear it for school pictures. 🙂 that’s how much you amaze me! Me and my friend were talking last night, and she loves Brandon Crawford, so were Going to make a show called “The REAL Housewives of the Giants” hahahaha. In our dreeeams. Does your wife know how much of a lucky woman she is? I hope so. 🙂 I get to redo my room orange and black this summer and Im going to buy your Fathead Sticker thing that has the huge picture of you. 🙂 I’m so excited! I still keep wondering what your doing everyday, and how your feeling. I hope your feeling better. I don’t like knowing that your in pain. 😦 It makes me sad. Reading all these comments that your loyal fans leave you have to make you feel a little better! We all love you, we all miss you, we all can’t wait to see you back. ❤
Hey Buster. I really hope you get well soon. Giants baseball just isn’t the same without you in the squat. You made me a Giants fan last year and I watched over 90 games. Anyway, I will continue to support the Giants team and watch every game with my mlb.tv subscription. Keep your head up and work hard to recover. You can do it. Go orange and black!! Take care. Jason Renfroe – Leesburg, GA
Hurry back Buster!!! I wish you a speedy recovery. I have been watching the Giants for decades and you have brought so many smiles and cheers for me! Come on back
We miss you
Carole –
Buster-I was sad for a few days after hearing what happened. So sorry for this. I hope your recovery is speedy. I love you and the Giants!!! Get well soon!!
Buster,
We miss you on the field. We hope for a speedy recovery and know that when you are ready to hit the field again you are going to be stonger than ever!!! You and the Giants are amazing ball players and inspirational role models. Can’t wait to see you back in your Black and Orange!!! Take good care.
Hi Buster!!!!!!
I’m following your footsteps in not “villifying” Scott Cousins because in the end what good does it do? Heal as your body will heal don’t rush it & cheer you team on as they cheer you on. Your team & your fans are keeping you in mind everyday.
Love ❤
Raquel Govea, the Govea family & the Re family.
We less than three you!!!! ❤
Rest, recuperate and enjoy the moments with Kristen and soon your babies. You will heal and play again. Those extra moments you have been given are precious. Take care and be strong for next spring. God bless.
You became a Giant forever when you first stepped behind the plate for the San Jose Giants. You are part of the Giant family and Carol & I truly appreciate the joy you have given us over the last few years. We hope to see you with the team for the duration of the year (though I’m sure you deserve time away to be with your baby and wife), your teammates and us fans will love seeing you in the dugout.
Be well and know you are always with us. Robb & Carol
Buster,
I was saddened to hear that such a great player was injured so badly. As much as we would all like to see you out there on the field playing, I’m glad you’ve been given this extra time to heal. This way when you come back next season, you’ll likely be more well rested and stronger. It would be bad for you to come back too soon and possibly re-injure yourself, so as much as we would miss you, please take as much time as you think you need to fully heal and come back to us 100%. Please be careful and here’s to hoping you recover with the least amount of pain possible, and as quickly as possible.
All the girls who say they’re your biggest fan are crazy, they obvisouly dont know me. (; but really, isn’t your wife your biggest fan haha? Hmmm. Well I’m going to write you everyday until your better, that’s what my friends did for me when I was injured, they wrote on my Facebook every single day, and it really did help me. And hopefully youll notice me sooner or later:) I know you hate not being able to do what you love to do, trust me I know. Speaking for everyone, you didnt let any of us down. We all know your an AMAZING baseball player. And when you come back you’ll be even better than before, I just know it. I think about you everyday, and just wonder how your doing. I wish there was a way I could talk to you and ask you, but there isn’t. 😦 it is sad to watch a game without you playing, but it just gets me excited to see you back! We all miss you, hope your doing at least a little better<3
Dear Buster,
A baseball injury isn’t the end of the world, I’ve seen the end of the world and a major ankle injury isn’t it.
I wish you Peace.
Bill with Leukemia
Hey Buster,
You’re a champion. Best wishes on your recovery and I’ll keep you in my thoughts and prayers. If there’s any silver lining to this bad circumstance, it will be the fact that you can spend some quality time with your soon-to-be newborns. Because you’re such a gamer, I know you’ll be recovering as fast as you can, and when the time is right, I’ll definitely be excited to see you behind the “dish” again.
God Bless.
I don’t pray that you get better right away and get back on the field this season. Because I know that’s not happening. I just ask God that you are happier, healthier and stronger in 2012 than you ever were in any season. I am also thankful I was able to go to a game and see you play before the incident. Please just rest and heal completely.
Buster still “ain’t havin’ it!”
-Grace(13)
Buster, you were brought up on may 29th, my 37th birthday. i went to the game and watched you in person for the first time. you shown brightly. you being here in SF brought an end to an era of coming up just short of the best, and a beginning of a new era of confidence and achievement. last year wouldn’t have happened without you! thank you! i greatly anticipate your return to the diamond and the game we both love. with great appreciation, Craig
Hi Buster,
Best wished for a speedy recovery! We miss you and can’t wait to have you back!
Buster- you are truly an inspiration for all of us. As a disabled man, I understand your discomfort. Stay strong and God bless you and yours.
Hi again, you know it’s just not the same, watching games without you in there…you’re like the main course, supposed to be there every day, for every play…uh oh, i feel another poem coming on…!
Caryl and Willy (black lab, currently sporting an orange bandanna.)
Buster, I think I’m having sympathy pains…I’ve had alot of knee and ankle trouble over the years, including a break, and I still have alot of metal in my right one, but I find it interesting that I had some pretty intense pain in the left ankle the night you were injured, and it’s been bothering me more than usual ever since then! I hope I’m taking some of your pain away, if such a thing is possible.
We love ya, kid.
Hey Buster, I know you are going through a very rough time right now but believe me it does get better each day. Once those twoo little babies arrive and you see them for the first time you will really start to feel better. Be as patient as you can to heal and go back in 2012 and do what you were put on this earth to do and that is to play the wonderful game of baseball. Take care Buster, we are all rooting for you.
Wishing you a speedy recovery. If it’s any consolation, enjoy the time at home with your wife.
Hi Buster, first of all, I am a huge fan and love to watch you play. I was getting worried about you because I felt that you needed more time off because of the demands of the catching position. I was devastated when I watched “the play” over and over. Now I am saddened by the vengeful comments since the injury. What good would it do to try to hurt other players? I will pray for healing for you and the Giants fan who was injured at the Dodger game. Peace be with you, Gail Lynch
Buster, I am sorry about what happened to you. I want you to know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. I wish you all the best for a speedy recovery. Thank you for all your contributions to the Giants. We love and miss you and hope to see you on the field as soon as possible. Take care of yourself!
Buster, I had an accident at a construction site that tore up my right hand. After surgery and a lot of physical therapy, I’m okay now. I know you’ll be back to your usual great self again. It’s a hard road ahead of you, but you’re a tough guy who will make it through this.
Buster, we all love you and miss you and really want you back!
So heal well, and properly.
We are praying for you!
Hey Buster – gotta tell ya – watching that play was the worst feeling I’ve had in my sports-spectator life since watching Steve Young go down for the final time.
I can only imagine how hard it is for you. Not only the physical pain but emotional as well.
I truly do hope you are feeling a bit better and are mentally preparing for the long road ahead.
Get well soon Buster! Wishing you a speedy recovery! We miss you on the field!!
Buster 🙂
so now your not back til 2012?! NOOOOOOO.
omg. but hey, atleast you’ll be back and fully recovered.
but yeah, the ymca is going to the beach, in the cold. no big deal.
i decided im going to write you everyday. i have been actually. but get well 🙂 & LOTS of rest.
Raquel ❤ & the Embarcadero YMCA
I love you Busteeeeeer!!! I miss you, everybody misses you, hope you have a speedy recovery… MonMons
Buster, we are all patiently waiting for your return. I’m hoping you will play in this years World Series. Check to see what qualifications you will require to play Division playoffs. No matter how we play, we will still do better with you in the lineup. Californian.
Buster,
When people tell me I am weird for writing here everyday, I tell them that I love you and that they don’t understand my passion for the game of baseball!
My heart breaks a bit more every time I see it replayed (which has been a lot lately) and I can’ t wait until you are back as great as ever! Good luck with everything and I will catch up with u tomorrow!
Til then,
Katie you biggest fan:) ily
Everyone is missing you out there on the field, its not the same without you playing! You have thousands of fans that are hoping you fully recover and get back into the game. Just know you are LOVED around the world 🙂
Get well soon!
CONGRATS ON THE TWINS!
broke my heart watching that play, and all the replays… hope you’re doing well. the game isn’t the same with you out. i imagine you watching the games on tv while recovering, cheering when we cheer, lamenting when we lament. take care of yourself, and we’ll see you soon!
Hey Buster- Hope you heal up soon! But everyone I know voted for you for the All Star game! You should be there!
Miss you! Thanks for all the great games!
Hey Buster! I am so sorry about your leg! I am literally your #1 fan. I don’t care if other people say they are because Ii know I am. I hope to see you soon and recover soon!
Love,
Lynnie Posey
Hi, Buster – It’s heartwarming to read the comments by your fans, acknowledging your outstanding leadership skills, the fact that you are such a great role model for so many, that you have inspired many people to excel in their lives, your determination, and strong work ethic, etc. No matter how your career ultimately pans out, your outstanding personal qualities will always be remembered, above all. We’re very excited for you and Kristin that you’re soon to be parents of twins! You’d better get rested up before they arrive because, guaranteed, sleep, as you now know it, will be a distant memory! Lol… Have fun! Enjoy! ; )
Buster,
We miss you so much !!! We heard you are still in pain and it sucks, sucks, SUCKS!!!!!
But, you know, you have millions of Giants fans sending love your way. It has to help you heal faster!
And, of course, the Giants magic is there to help too.
Next year, you catch Timmy’s no hitter. We’ll have to wait.
Get well soon!
buster posey,i am your biggest fan ever. I had to leave the giants game early and had gotten back 5 minutes before your injury happened. I wish you the best and we are always cheering for you. i love you so much that my whole wall in my room is decked out in your pictures of the good and bad times. You are my HERO… I like you so much and my friends have also picked up on that, and my nickname in my 8th grade year book is Buster Posey Fanatic… All i want is for you to heal and get back a.s.a.p (which looks like 2012)…! YOUR AMAZING..!
❤