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Originally Posted by OhioLawyerF5
She attempted to extort him. He refused and faught it all the way. But if you think her intention wasn't extortion, you are sadly mistaken.
And I don't care what MLB's "independent" abritor decided. That was a sham process from the start. The fact that his conclusion was the suspension should be immediately terminated with credit for time served, tells me there was not truly a reason for a suspension, just an attempt to allow MLB to save face, while also ending the suspension.
I don't know how any rational person can say he wasn't falsely accused. Regardless of whether you like or approve of the behavior the two of them engaged in, she lied and said it was not consensual, and there was video proof to the contrary. That's a false allegation, no matter how you slice it.
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Just keep calling every part of the due process MLB and MLBPA did in the name of glazing a horrible person.