The best athletes tend to be, logically, the most underappreciated, but also the ones most likely to be rejected by their competitors’ fans. Major League Soccer players are no exception.

Dominican third baseman Mane MachadoThe second Venezuelan base man Jose Altove The American Gardener Bryce Harperthree of the world’s best players in the past 10 years, were the most hated at the major tournaments in the first two months of the 2022 season, according to social media tracking by the sports betting site. BetOnline.ag.

American gardener Mike Trout, who is almost unanimously considered the best player of his generation; jar Justin Verlanderwho as Trout is a future member of the Cooperstown Hall of Fame, Japanese bowler and home run hitter shōhei ohtaniHe is one of the most memorable athletes in history and has also put together a roster loaded with players from the Houston Astros, New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers.

The portal analyzed thousands of tweets from opening day through May 31 to determine which major league players had the most negative posts about. Messages such as “Bryce Harper sucks”, “Bryce Harper is overgated”, “I can’t stand Bryce Harper”, “Bryce Harper is the most”, among other similar examples, were traced to the study.

The exercise was repeated for dozens of other players using popular software with direct access to data from the social network Twitter.

Machado, who played as an NL MVP candidate in his first 50 games at the San Diego Padres, has received the most negative sentiment tweets (1,572) since the start of the season. The Altuve of the Astros came in second with a score of 1,323 while Harper of the Philadelphia Phillies came in third with a score of 1,220.

Machado, Altoff and Harper were the only ones who broke thousands of angry letters from fans. The degree of discomfort or its causes have nothing to do with the outcome.

The top ten most hated list was completed by bowler Max Scherzer of the New York Mets. Puerto Rican Shortstop Carlos CorreaMinnesota Twins; Dodgers pinned pitcher Trevor Bauer; Cuban Redeemer Aroldis Chapman of the Yankees; Los Angeles Angels player Mike Trout; Venezuelan defensive player Ronald Acuña Jr., of the Atlanta Braves, and bowler Jacob Degromfrom the Mets.

The Yankees brought in Chapman, the third baseman Josh Donaldson (No. 11), for the third base man Aaron Judge (#12), the designated hitter and OF Giancarlo Stanton (#22) The Jug Gerrit Cole (No. 30). In addition to Altuve, four other members of the repudiated 2017 Astros who were penalized for using an illegal signal-stealing scheme en route to their first World Championship title are in the package: Correa, who signed with Minnesota as a free agent during last season, is third baseman Alex BergmanJustin Verlander’s jug, and Kyle Tucker.

For the Dodgers they are Power (#6), the first baseman Freddy Freeman (#17) Gardener Mocky Pets (#21), the designated hitter Max Muncie (#25) The third man base Justin Turner (No. 26).