ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) — Robert Kraft recognizes how few fans his New England Patriots have outside of their region. He stops short of calling the negativity "hatred."
The Patriots owner said Monday night the booing of his team at the Grammy's the previous night in New York is "sort of a compliment, the Boston-New York thing. I'd rather be on the winning end. Remember for 34 years I used to sit in the stands and feel it from the other way."
Kraft has been to nine Super Bowls as owner, losing his first appearance in 1997 against Green Bay.