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• It’s good to see Stacy Johnson-Klein find employment once again.
Then again, it’s always good to see Stacy Johnson-Klein, period.
• Brady Quinn is not gay, so don’t go cruising online for him.
• Mike Tyson to fight in Spain? Sounds like a lot of bull to us.
• After losing a baseball bet, one Brewers fan went homeless for a week.
• Hideo Nomo says no mo’ major league baseball for him.
In what seems to be a bit of a bold move, the agent for young Twins ace Francisco Liriano is so upset the pitcher is still toiling in the minors that he’s contacted the players’ union about possibly filing a greivance against the Baggy-Domers.
Ken Rosenthal from FOX SPORTS reports that Greg Genske, Liriano’s agent, is specifically looking into whether or not the Twins are purposefully keeping him in the minors as a way of extending the length of time they’ll retain rights to Liriano.
Let’s let Ken explain the legal mumbo-jumbo. Take it away, Ken!
Francisco Liriano, one of the top rookies — and perhaps top pitchers in all of baseball — in 2006, has hit another small bump in his comeback from Tommy John surgery that kept him out all of last year.
Liriano, it seems, is having visa problems because of a 2006 drunk driving arrest.
A new immigration law is at the root of the delay, says the MINNEAPOLIS STAR TRIBUNE.
