And as usual sports has taught the rest of the world how to handle shit like this. So far I’ve heard of a teammate going on the record saying he loved Josh Hader. I’ve heard another say he was awarded a second chance so why should Josh not get one. And a third come out and say what a good dude Josh is. He made some silly mistakes and said stuff he never should have said. Damn I sure did at 17 and thank God I didn’t have access to social media.
Haha I'm glad you are now apparently more forgiving of bad teenage tweets/posts/usernames. I agree with your post.
Hader can throw the tater. You have no redeeming qualities. Other than this post which I found funny. You may be on to something, Nash.
That guy has some of the nastiest stuff I've ever seen. I am a pretty good pitcher myself, but there's a lot more cuddling involved
Happy 35th birthday of the pine tar game yall. https://www.si.com/vault/1983/08/29/626164/pine-tarred-and-feathered
Read that article of all the shenanigans that took place between the game and resumption of it. Crazy.
As a Brewer fan, I'm very uncomfortable, borderline embarrassed, that Josh Hader got a standing ovation after his Twitter post as a teen were exposed. I don't have a problem with his teammates and fans forgiving and accepting his apologies (Which came after he was exposed and not of his own volition), but why was he deserving of a standing ovation?
Because he cried when he apologized, probably. I agree with you, forgiveness is fine, but putting him on a pedestal because he apologized for shitty behavior is absolutely ridiculous to me.
It's probably more like the fans' attempt to publicly show their forgiveness, honestly, but I really don't think a standing O is a great method given the circumstances
I have gotten to where I am watching the Indians every chance I get. Its easy cause I am a White Sox fan. But I'd pay admission just to see Jose Ramirez. And I think dude is going to tear it up these last 2 months.
Is Bobby Bonilla day still active? Edit: yep. Active through 2035. http://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/...y-bonilla-119-million-today-every-july-1-2035
Erecting a statue for finishing second? https://sportsday.dallasnews.com/te...e-commemorating-clubs-first-trip-world-series
