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FLORHAM PARK, N. Douglas Costa Jersey .J. -- Bart Scott was once a favourite of Jets fans with his hard hits, big plays and colorful comments. Now, theyre taking shots at each other. The chatty linebacker has struggled with a hyperextended toe that has limited his production, and fans have made it clear that theyre not happy with the teams 4-7 record. A video posted on Deadspin.com showed a group of angry fans screaming obscenities and insults at the players as they walked off the field at MetLife Stadium at halftime of the Jets game against the New England Patriots last Thursday night. Scott, when asked about the video, told the Daily News that the harsh fans who yell at you were probably "picked last in dodgeball all through high school." He also told Newsday that they probably couldnt make it through "a high school practice." Well, coach Rex Ryan needed to set Scott straight Thursday. "Youve got to appreciate our fans," Ryan said he told Scott. "Obviously, in the good times its much easier than in the bad times, so I had that conversation with Bart." Blogs and sports talk radio have been hot the past few weeks with fans frustrated with Ryan, general manager Mike Tannenbaum, owner Woody Johnson and just about every player as the Jets appear headed to a second straight season without a playoff appearance. "What I said Ill stay behind: that our fans deserve better," Ryan said. "And I was the first guy that would say that. With us, what I mentioned to Bart, you have to appreciate the fans. The thing that makes this game so great is the players and the fans, and thats the truth." Ryan is speaking from experience after he was fined $75,000 for cursing at a fan last season and received a $50,000 fine for making an obscene hand gesture to a fan at a mixed martial arts event in Florida in 2010. "I learned from it and I think the team learned from it, we keep our heads down and go right in the locker room," Ryan said. "Obviously I made a huge mistake there. I hope I wasnt the only one that learned from it. Just go in, and people are entitled to what they want to say." Scott didnt apologize for his comments Thursday, but appeared to soften his stance. "Of course, Im going to protect my team and protect my organization, but I understand that they pay good money," Scott said. "Im well aware of that. Its freedom of speech. You can say what you want as long as nobody gets physical or puts their hands on you." Scott, obviously, isnt OK with everything fans say or do, using the example of hearing about former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Tommy Maddox once having garbage dumped on his lawn by fans. He also said he read that someone said hed "probably be unemployed on the streets" if he didnt play football. "Id like to think that my economic degree would get me some type of job," he said. "There are certain perceptions about athletes whether theyre warranted or not. But I know what and who I am and Im comfortable in my own skin." He also pointed out that many players often have their wives, children, family members and friends in the stands during games who are subjected to the negative comments. "But I guess thats what we sign up for," he said. "Were public figures and we open ourselves up to criticism. That comes with the territory. Thats fine." Scott wanted to make it clear that the players are not in any way satisfied with losing, and they are just as disappointed by bad losses such as the one to the Patriots on national television. "We didnt put 40 hours of work coming in here and practicing, going through game plans," he said, "to go out there and embarrass ourselves and let our teammates down and our coaching staff down and let our city down." Scott later said his comments from the previous day were just him "being defensive" and that fans know who he really is, pointing out the extensive charity work he does. "You cant judge somebody by the three hours that you see in shoulder pads and helmet," he said. Scott was regularly one of the Jets top tacklers during his first seasons with the Jets, but ranks seventh (44) this season with less playing time while dealing with his toe injury. Ryan raved about Scotts leadership qualities and how he wants him to be healthy so he can play more often. "The way hes attacking the run and doing different things, Bart doesnt hurt us," Ryan said. "Lets put it this way: He helps us." Holger Badstuber Soccer Jersey .Jansrud, a two-time downhill winner this season, timed 1 minute, 49.07 seconds on a 3.08-kilometre (1.9-mile) course. The practice run started lower down the mountain because of high winds. Julian Green Jersey . 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Coming off his shortest start of the season, Lester (7-7) allowed two runs -- one earned -- on eight hits and a walk with four strikeouts in 7 2-3 innings. "Long at-bats, grinding out (Josh) Tomlin all night. David, obviously there in the fourth, big swing puts us up three," said Lester, who won for the third time in four starts. "Unfortunately I go out there and give two right back. But the guys did a good job continuing to battle and put up some runs for me." Koji Uehara pitched a perfect ninth for his 14th save. Jason Kipnis had a two-run single for Cleveland, which has lost three straight games after winning nine of its previous 10. Lester faced one batter over the minimum through four innings and allowed just three singles through five, but let Michael Bourn reach safely to start the sixth when he dropped Mike Napolis throw to first. After a double by Michael Brantley, Kipnis cut the deficit to 3-2 with a sharp single that scooted underneath second baseman Dustin Pedroia. But Boston answered in the bottom half, getting the key hits it has lacked so far this season. Tomlin recorded the first two outs before surrendering a triple to Jonathan Herrera. After reliever Nick Hagadone walked Jaackie Bradley Jr. Javi Martinez Jersey . , Holt delivered a double to left, scoring both runners and restoring the three-run cushion. "Were hitting the ball hard. We were able to get some two-out hits today," said Holt, who has a hit in 11 of his last 12 games. Bradley Jr. then helped protect the lead in the top of the seventh with a spectacular inning-ending double play, making a leaping catch in front of the Green Monster before firing to first in time to double-up Mike Aviles. "Unbelievable play," Lester said. "I dont know if you can throw the ball further in that outfield. That was huge for me." Boston took the lead in the second on Grady Sizemores RBI double and Ortiz made it 3-0 in the fifth with his 15th homer of the year, a shot to straightaway centre off Tomlin. "Early on it was much of the same," Farrell said of stranding baserunners. "We get into a bases-loaded, nobody out situation (in the second) and hit into some tough luck. "David breaks through for us, as weve witnessed many times. Tomlin (4-3) allowed four runs -- three earned -- on nine hits over 5 2/3 innings, striking out three and walking two. "One of those games I tried to battle through," Tomlin said. "Made a bad pitch to Ortiz. He made me pay for it. Changed the course of the game after that." NOTES: A moment of silence was held before the game for former Red Sox manager Don Zimmer, who died June 4. ... Cleveland 3B Lonnie Chisenhall, a left-handed batter, was not in the lineup despite hitting .393 with seven homers and 32 RBIs in 53 games this season. ... Boston RHP Clay Buchholz, on the 15-day DL due to a hyperextended right knee, is slated to throw five innings in a rehab start for Triple-A Pawtucket on Friday. ... 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