You probably all have read by now that the former mets equipment manager was indicted for allegedly stealing a huge amount of game used equipment, one paper reporting "Included in Samuels' massive memorabilia heist were 507 signed and unsigned jerseys, 304 hats, 828 bats, 22 batting helmets and 10 equipment bags seized from the basement of the friend's house in Madison, CT."
I have a few questions that I will throw out for your consideration. What do you think the chances are that the team did not know that all of this equipment was removed from the premises?
Also, how do you think this will affect the old fashioned ways that things come out of clubhouses, like batboys, clubhouse guys and player hangers on?
I have a few questions that I will throw out for your consideration. What do you think the chances are that the team did not know that all of this equipment was removed from the premises?
Also, how do you think this will affect the old fashioned ways that things come out of clubhouses, like batboys, clubhouse guys and player hangers on?
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