MEXICO CITY.- White smoke emerged over the case of Julio Urías that has kept his fans in suspense, including the Sinaloan, when according to CBS Sports, a Los Angeles prosecutor charged him with five minor crimes.
This means that, as expected, after the announcement in January that they will not file charges for serious misconduct, Urías is close to being criminally cleared, like other major leaguers who, however, did not return to the Majors. We will know about it on May 2.
He will then await the final resolution of Major League Baseball, which in 2019 suspended him for 20 games without pay, following a complaint for pushing his girlfriend in a parking lot in the Californian city.
It is believed that MLB will again sanction the pitcher for his irritable behavior and with the aggravating factor of recidivism with no precedents in the files of the governing body in the Major Leagues.
In addition to the fact that the player could suffer the slogan of a pact between the 30 teams that would banish him and which his colleagues involved in similar situations attest: Addison Russell, Roberto Osuna and Trevor Bauer.
Former catcher Jerry Grote DIED, one of the survivors of those New York Mets who were born in 1962 and who in 1969 surprised the Baltimore Orioles by winning the World Series, which was a blunderbuss.
He was 81 years old and is the second from that team considered “miraculous” to die this year, behind shortstop Bud Harrelson. Grote came to the club in 1966 from the Houston Astros.
Being the Mets’ starter in 1971, he had to “sponsor” the debut of Francisco “Paquín” Estrada, who, as is known, was only in one game, on September 14, replacing Grote in the sixth inning against the Montreal Expos. .
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“**Stephen Strasburg is and always will be an important part of the Washington Nationals franchise. We support him in any decision he makes and we will ensure that he receives what is owed to him.” – Mark Lerner, owner of the Nationals.
IN a row.- The next stop for the Chicago Cubs and Javier Assad (1-0, 1.64), next Sunday against the Mariners, in Seattle… Ramón Urías, who is 2-for-22 (.091) has struggled more than is assumed in an established element, covering the third base of the Baltimore Orioles. In principle, the Sonoran was not contemplated for the ownership that he achieved with a clean hit in spring training (.314, 3 home runs and 10 RBIs)… Assigned to the AAA Omaha branch, Luis Cessa (0-0, 3.86) needs a lot of patience, while the Kansas City Royals look for the “square” to another summer of transition.
White smoke emerged over the Julio Urías case that has kept his admirers in suspense, including the Sinaloa native, when according to CBS Sports, a Los Angeles prosecutor charged him with five misdemeanors.
2024-04-10 17:17:06
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