The controversial action of the Mexican softball team continues to raise comments and now the ESPN analyst has joined the issue
José Luis Sánchez Solá, ESPN analyst, He boasted on his social networks the uniforms he used at the amateur level, from 10 to 45 years old. This after a few days ago, boxers Brianda Tamara Cruz and Esmeralda Falcons revealed that part of the softball team threw their uniform in the trash after completing their participation in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
“A matter of approaches and each head thinks differently. I have from the first one that I used at 10 years old until the last one at 45. All those that I used in many amateur teams,” the ESPN analyst wrote on his social networks, where he also shared a photo of his shirts, plus some trophies.
The publication of ‘Chelís’ occurs just in the week in which the Mexican softball team was under the spotlight for its unfortunate action.
“This uniform represents years of efforts, sacrifices and tears. All Mexican athletes yearn to wear it with dignity, and today the Mexican softball team sadly left it all in the garbage of the Olympic villages,” was the publication of Brianda Tamara.
The boxer’s post sparked criticism of the softball team, including Carlos Padilla president of Mexican Olympic Committee stated that the players had preferred to bring their quilts and sheets of Tokyo 2020 before his uniform.
The softball players came out to show their faces on their social networks with a message in which they explained the situation of the uniforms.
“We are sorry that our team’s actions have caused such disappointment to our fans across the country. Each of our team members worked hard to enter the Olympic Games and be able to represent our country. We are proud to wear the colors of Mexico. , and give hope and inspiration to other young women of Mexican descent. We did not intend to disrespect our country or our flag (…) It is no excuse to give the impression of contempt for such a historic event. “
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