Kris Bryant is the first player since at least 1900 to hit three home runs and two doubles in one game.
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His personal life has everything to do with his position in the Mets organization. His crimes are so heinous, the disgusting misjudgment by the Mets transcends the sport.
What a disastrously bad move. Too many players miss the major leagues having fallen behind that monster.
I don't just get over violence, neither should you. The Mets clearly have no problem with it.
You're not serious. Go read what he did. No organization should tolerate that kind of behavior.
Mets never traded him, he left to the marlins. In pro baseball, players go to diff. teams all the time, thats normal in pro sports. so that question goes out the window.
Oh right the trade was from Miami to Toronto. But didn't he want to stay in NY but the Mets didn't give him the money he wanted.
[doublepost=1467260992][/doublepost]So Didi with the walk off home run as the Yankees come back to beat the Rangers 9-7. Lets see if they can finally get above 500 and stay there.
So he could be a serial killer, child molester, etc, but you would be fine with it as long as he helps the Mets win?
That is the impression I am getting from you. Yes no one is perfect, but domestic violence is a disgusting act and should not be tolerated. Yet society always seems willing to turn a blind eye to things like this because sports is more important....
Any body else, they would be lucky to get a job at McD's, etc because no business would want to hire someone with that kind of background and society frowns upon it. But because people are obsessed with sports, they always seem to want to be forgiving so they can help the team win. Fight dogs? Oh you can help the Eagles win on the cheap? We forgive you..... Bah.......
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The Red Sox are just like the Yankees this year except they had a great first month. 1 step forward 4 steps back.
Even if this were true (it's not), they would still pay his estate.Bonilla is 72 yrs old, he wont last long so that check will stop soon. nice try but no cigar
you just got rick rolled, it was a trap. he is 53 yrs old, they would NOT pay his estate.