Y4NK33 PL4N3T wrote:MIAMIDOMINATION wrote:Y4NK33 PL4N3T wrote:MIAMIDOMINATION wrote:Y4NK33 PL4N3T wrote:I shouldn't :lol: b/c my team is completely fucked for the foreseeable future but that's still funny.
Banks got screwed by Aroid being a fraud, but nobody saw that coming. I'm pretty surprised Aroid being a lying, juice head doesn't void his contract in some way, shape or form. You'd think that somewhere in there there would be stipulations for PED's and shit. :facepalm
If I were the Steinbrenner's, I'd have scheduled a press conference the day after he admitted it then take Aroid's contract out on live TV and burn it. Then make a statement refusing to let him in Yankee stadium or pay him a penny ever again. Let the MLB try and do something about it.
I mean, if the Ravens can drop Ray Rice for hitting his spouse why can't we drop Afraud? :mad
the problem is that the players union in baseball has WAYYY too much leverage and strength , i would think it would void your contract or that a team could get out of a contract somehow in most other sports
Maybe, but the Yankees have the bank roll to fight the MLBPA. What's the worst that would happen? :dunno
dude they have been trying, you dont remember when this all first went down? or when his suspension was almost over ? they tried every way they could to get out of it, and the best thing they came up with was to keep him in the minors last year
its sad but now they kind of need him :lolthumb
I know they've been trying to sift through the legal mumbo jumbo, I'm just saying they should alter course and do what they Ravens did to Rice and Vikings did to Peterson. :lolthumb Rip up the contract and tell MLBPA to deal with it bitches.
once again that is not possible, the players union in the MLB and the players union in the NFL are complete polar opposites of eachother
in the MLB the players hold all of the leverage, in the NFL the teams have all of the leverage
notice how ALL MLB contracts are guaranteed and almost NO NFL contracts are guaranteed?
notice how every time there is something wrong in the MLB they call it a "strike" and every time something is wrong in the NFL they call it a "lockout"
what do you think the difference is between a strike and a lockout?
a strike is formed by the employees, a lockout is formed by the employer
these things dont happen on accident