Indians Beat Writer Paul Hoynes Admits He Was Wrong; Twitter Has A Field Day

If you’re not familiar with the saga of Paul Hoynes in 2016, it is a tale of despair, hope, and redemption.

Hoynes declared the Indians’ hopes of having a successful postseason dead and buried on Sept. 17.

He received criticism from fans and even players, like Jason Kipnis and Trevor Bauer.

The Indians proved all the doubters wrong, including Hoynsie, with a three-game sweep over the Red Sox.

Now they have home field advantage for the rest of the playoffs and host the Toronto Blue Jays in the ALCS.

All of this led Hoynes to make the following revelation.

When you're wrong, you're wrong and I was wrong about demise of Cleveland Indians https://t.co/C4ItZXVj1s

— paul hoynes (@hoynsie) October 11, 2016

It takes a big person to admit a mistake.

It then takes the world of Twitter five seconds to remind the person of that mistake in a hilarious manner.

Enter: @HipsterTito

This guy literally started the “Party At Napoli’s” movement, which now transcends baseball and is a universal sign of solidarity from Cleveland to Boston and beyond for all members of Tribe Nation.

It probably only took him three minutes to put this masterpiece together. Watch below:

The healing can now begin. pic.twitter.com/5cTB07qD5R

— ht. (@HipsterTito) October 11, 2016

@Reflog_18 added this to the conversation:

It took a big man to admit this, @hoynsie. #RallyTogether pic.twitter.com/UCWFkXm0xv

— McNeil (@Reflog_18) October 11, 2016