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Matt Bush is again in serious legal trouble.
According to Roger Mooney of the Tampa Tribune, the former No. 1 overall pick
(by the Padres in 2004) was arrested Thursday evening in Florida for driving
under the influence, driving with a suspended-or-revoked license, fleeing the
scene of a crime with an injury and — to top it all off — property damage.
Bush has been trying to revitalize his career as a reliever in the Rays’
minor league system. But it seems likely that Tampa Bay’s decision-makers
will opt to cut ties with him in the coming days.
The 26-year-old former shortstop has been in legal trouble throughout his
professional baseball career. He was suspended shortly after being drafted by
the Padres in ’04 for his role in a night club brawl in Arizona. And in the
winter of 2009, he allegedly assaulted a couple of high school lacrosse
players in the San Diego area while intoxicated:
A witness, who requested his name not be used because of the ongoing police
investigation, said Bush was drunk, threw a golf club into the dirt, picked
up and threw a freshman lacrosse player and hit another one. Bush also yelled
“I’m Matt (expletive) Bush,” and “(expletive) East County,” before
driving over a curb in his Mercedes when leaving the campus, according to the
witness.
Bush registered a 4.83 ERA and 77/27 K/BB ratio in 50 1/3 innings last season
at Double-A Montgomery.
近年來最令人失望的第一順位酒駕被逮
最新消息指出他酒駕攻擊一位72歲機車騎士且逃逸