Will Steve Clevenger return to the O's?

[ArtVanDelay]

Sammy Sosa?

Oh, I know that. But they haven't been teammates since they both had quotes in the media.

How is Sammy Sosa a bad human being?

[MDtransplant757]

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If I think Steve will come back.

[Osornot]

I don't even remember if I know what he tweeted... or even if I ever did, but if it's just as bad as cheating and assaulting women then no, he should no be back. But, then again, he probably shouldn't be anyway

[Il BuonO]

Don't want bad human beings in this organization. No.

FRod???

[Il BuonO]

Don't want bad human beings in this organization. No.

And of course, Lew Ford.

[Can_of_corn]

FRod???

Did anyone other than Dan want him in the organization?

[Il BuonO]

Did anyone other than Dan want him in the organization?

Buck sure loved him.

[backwardsk]

Frank Robinson? Wasn't he some "thug" with a gun that Clevenger hates?

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[weams]

Frank Robinson? Wasn't he some "thug" with a gun that Clevenger hates?

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He was.

Robinson was a 25-year-old outfielder with the Cincinnati Reds then, and in February of that year, he was arrested for carrying a concealed weapon, a gun that he drew during an argument with a cook in a Cincinnati sandwich shop. As Robinson headed to Tampa, Fla., less than a month later, he understood the incident would provide baseball's all- star agitators with a fresh supply of material.

Robinson had felt the sting of the bench jockey's needle before. As a black man coming up in the Reds' farm system, he was exposed to his share of racial insults. ''None of it was what I would exactly call humorous,'' he says now. ''Mostly, malicious.'' But Robinson, who eventually pleaded guilty to the charge and paid a small fine, laughed when he recalled the reaction he received to the concealed gun he had carried. ''Lew Burdette of the Braves was on me during spring training,'' he said, referring to the former Milwaukee pitcher. ''When we first played them, he came out with guns strapped to his side, just like in a western. I didn't get angry. I took it as being part of baseball. I had made a mistake and was paying for it.''

Nowadays, only his closest friends would mention the gun at all. ''Times have changed,'' said Robinson, who is the manager of the San Francisco Giants. ''Players have different attitudes now. They're friendlier and socialize with guys on other teams.

http://www.nytimes.com/1983/08/15/sports/bench-jockeying-lost-art-in-baseball.html?pagewanted=all

[Larry18]

And of course, Lew Ford.

:wedge:

[24fps]

And of course, Lew Ford.

Were you around when Miguel Tejada throwing puppies off a bridge was the OH meme du jour? Some bad, bad men have worn the orange and black, that's for sure...

[MDtransplant757]

Were you around when Miguel Tejada throwing puppies off a bridge was the OH meme du jour? Some bad, bad men have worn the orange and black, that's for sure...

Tejada was a total jackass (even as a kid I liked Brian Roberts over him), but then again so was Felix Pie when he was here.

[Il BuonO]

Tejada was a total jackass (even as a kid I liked Brian Roberts over him), but then again so was Felix Pie when he was here.

Yes, well, any guy who uses one of his five tools chasing around batting helmets is never going to realize his potential.

[Orioles4Life21]

Tejada was a total jackass (even as a kid I liked Brian Roberts over him), but then again so was Felix Pie when he was here.

How was Tejada a jackass?

[waroriole]

How was Tejada a jackass?

He kicked puppies, along with Ramon Hernandez