It was originally reported in a way that sounded like they were in the car together. I'm not sure they even really knew each other.
Ventura struck out Marte in Marte's last mlb game.
Saw that. Spooky
And Oscar Taveres was Yordano's close friend...
To me it seems that the MLB should invest in some mentoring for their young talent from that area of the world. I'm not blaming the MLB for the situation, but it would probably be in their best interest to do what they can to keep their talent alive. Who knows if it would help, but I don't like this trend of young, talented ballplayers meeting early ends. Like most of you, I am still v. sad today.
people die in car wrecks every day, what kind of anti-car wreck mentoring do you have in mind?
while the car wreck(s) have been the vehicle(s) for their untimely ends, that is not at all what my post was about, and I think you are intelligent enough to figure that out. Yo's time with Action Ed and Cueto greatly advanced his emotional maturity. I'm not advocating for a compulsory program. I'm advocating for the MLB to attempt to put positive role models in touch with these emerging stars to help turn these great talents into men.
what an odd grouping of words that form the sentences you just posted
yardano visits home and dies in a car wreck and your solution is a mandatory mentoring program sponsored by MLB
first of all, without mlb, ed and cueto wouldn't have been in yardano's life in the first place.
what do you know about mlb's efforts to offer mentoring to it's younger players? how well did you know yardano that makes you feel qualified to asses his emotional maturity?
the guy, an adult and by all accounts, a man, died in an accident
