“The last thing I would want to do is endanger everyone,” pitcher Cleveland Indians Zach Plesac says, looking directly into the camera while driving in a city street.
Today, Plesac recorded a real moron video where he admits he does not follow MLB protocols, yet the media somehow blames her “malicious” coverage of himself and colleague Mike Clevinger.
You can watch Plesac try to clear his name by allowing him to violate the league’s COVID protocols.
Reminder: Plesac and Clevinger broke the MLB protocol in Chicago after leaving their hotels and returning to the curfew. Does he dispute that? Nope. After eating with his friends and then going to one of his friends’ house. When he returned to the hotel … after the curfew … he was brushed by MLB security.
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“We broke the wallet and came back late, and I was reported by MLB security that I was in public and came back to the curfew,” Plesac admits.
Somehow Plesac complains about how MLB rules are rigged and acts like what he did was not so bad.
Dr. Plesac believes that “ten people or less is considered a very safe meeting, especially if you are six feet apart.” And that “going out with some friends” and “being in public, coming back late” was just fine.
“The media shows me and my best friend and teammate to be angry with our actions,” he complained. The pitcher wants you to believe that they are “practicing safe practices.”
Clearly, Cleveland, the MLB, and the media did not buy it.
I know it’s very easy blame the sports media for everything nowadays but MLB set these rules another Miami Marlins to come or St. Louis Cardinals style outburst. The league also introduced new rules to prevent a boy like Carlos Carrasco, a former cancer patient and pitcher from Cleveland, from contracting the virus.
Clevinger was foolish enough to keep his mouth shut after Plesac was busted and traveled home with the team before being busted for his role in the evening’s activities.
Dumb and Dumber were later toasted by their own teammates.
Yesterday, a healthier Cleveland pitcher, Adam Plutko, sei that Plesac and Clevinger, “evil our evil.”
“They left for us,” he told reporters after the loss of the Tribe to the Cubs. ‘They sat here in front of your boys and said in public things they did not follow.
‘It will be up to them. It’s true. I let them sit here and tell you how they will regain their trust. ”
In the meantime, Clevinger and Plesac will figure out how to do this. And, sir, please do not let any of them do another video.
“Those men with adults can sit here and tell you what happened and tell your boys what they will do to solve it,” Plutko concludes. “I do not have to do that for her.”
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