100% wrong, as usual and you can't prove otherwise because it didn't actually happen.
- Unholy_Goalie

UG on Here claiming He never said Tavares is never coming here because of the taxes

This doesn't show he was innocent no evidence here that says he's innocent. He was suspended by the league for being innocent?

So typical. Can't post evidence of what you said,, but still thinks you're right.


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http://www.espn.com/mlb/s...-charges-domestic-dispute

Yes, suspended with no charges, no conviction AKA innocent. Again, you were wrong.

Becoming a distraction off the field?
- Unholy_Goalie

HOw did he become a distraction off the field though if he didn't do it?

Why is he in counselling and such if he didn't do anything

http://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/14620135/aroldis-chapman-not-face-charges-domestic-dispute

Yes, suspended with no charges, no conviction AKA innocent. Again, you were wrong.
- Unholy_Goalie

You are hilariously uninformed.

HOw did he become a distraction off the field though if he didn't do it?

Why is he in counselling and such if he didn't do anything
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Because an incident occurred. What exactly happened hasn't been exactly determined yet. That incident became a distraction.

Because it's the quickest, easiest path to returning to playing baseball to deal with the PR bullpoop that comes with this incident. It's the path of least resistance. Just like the Jays trading him was the path of least resistance rather than keeping him and dealing with the situation.

https://www.tsn.ca/osuna-...-over-to-sept-5-1.1151516

The pitcher was traded to the Houston Astros on Monday and the team's general manager Jeff Luhnow said the club is "confident that Osuna is remorseful, has wilfully complied with all consequences related to his past behaviour" and has proactively engaged in counselling.

Osuna's lawyer, Domenic Basile, says his client is remorseful of the circumstances of the situation - which include being traded and a 75-game suspension - but plans to plead not guilty. “I can tell you that my client is not remorseful of being guilty of any criminal activity,” Basile explained to reporters outside a Toronto courthouse on Wednesday.

"My client - If I were to try and interpret what the general manager meant, my understanding is that he's obviously remorseful of the circumstances…he's obviously in a situation where he's suspended by Major League Baseball, he's in a situation where he's been traded...I think he's remorseful that the circumstances are what they are.

"But at the end of the day in the criminal court...his intention is to plead not guilty."

You are hilariously uninformed.
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Says Chapman was not innocent.

Sees proof that Chapman was innocent.

Says reality is uninformed.

You must be one of those Fake News people.

Because an incident occurred. What exactly happened hasn't been exactly determined yet. That incident became a distraction.

Because it's the quickest, easiest path to returning to playing baseball to deal with the PR bullpoop that comes with this incident. It's the path of least resistance. Just like the Jays trading him was the path of least resistance rather than keeping him and dealing with the situation.
- Unholy_Goalie

So something happened, he's remorseful for that thing that happened and has taken counselling has been charged is currently in court and has been suspended..... But he's innocent and didn't do anything

Says Chapman was not innocent.

Sees proof that Chapman was innocent.

Says reality is uninformed.

You must be one of those Fake News people.
- Unholy_Goalie

Where is said proof? None provided. But you act like you have.

And here you are talking about fake news nonsense. The irony is top notch

So something happened, he's remorseful for that thing that happened and has taken counselling has been charged is currently in court and has been suspended..... But he's innocent and didn't do anything
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You said Chapman was not innocent and he was.

It's not known what Osuna actually did and didn't do. That's what the trial is for. Just because he is remorseful and in counseling does not mean he's admitting guilt.

Where is said proof? None provided. But you act like you have.

And here you are talking about fake news nonsense. The irony is top notch
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No charge, no conviction. That's called innocent in the eyes of the law. Or do you have your own legal system you follow?

You said Chapman was not innocent and he was.

It's not known what Osuna actually did and didn't do. That's what the trial is for. Just because he is remorseful and in counseling does not mean he's admitting guilt.
- Unholy_Goalie

Accouding to who? He was suspended for being innocent?

Yes, osuna is remorseful for something that didn't happen. He's taking counselling for something that didn't happen.

No charge, no conviction. That's called innocent in the eyes of the law. Or do you have your own legal system you follow?
- Unholy_Goalie

No it's not. Just because someone isn't charged doesn't mean they are innocent.

Chapman suspended by baseball for being innocent?

Accouding to who? He was suspended for being innocent?

Yes, osuna is remorseful for something that didn't happen. He's taking counselling for something that didn't happen.
- burn

No it's not. Just because someone isn't charged doesn't mean they are innocent.

Chapman suspended by baseball for being innocent?
- burn

Repeat yourself as much as you want and enjoy the last word you so desperately need to have.