By Reynaldo Cruz
During Baseball Hall of Fame Induction Weekend in Cooperstown, the Full Swing team was in perpetual motion. Among many personalities and many friends we had the opportunity to see and meet, there was a very unique and controversial character. He dedicated a few words to all Cubans: Jose Conseco Cabas Jr.
As he signed copies of his books for several fans, we were talking precisely about how haunted his image was by his association with steroids, and then revealed his autobiography. In the use of performance enhancing substances. The way he was greeted with admiration and respect by all the fans caught our attention, and he got the most attention from the non-Hall of Famers in town.
In the conversation, Daniel de Malas uttered a phrase that, although he originally meant it in English, sounds strong in Spanish: “What’s going on Jose Conseco He was a bigger athlete than baseball because his character, his personality and his impact transcended the field of sports. That’s right, Natigo in Rekla, Havana, is capitalizing on its fame to host home run derbies with the goal of donating to charities.
Canseco, in my opinion, saved baseball. Criticized by many players for breaking the unwritten rule of silence about what goes on inside – if not for his revelations. Club House– The steroid problem will never end. In this regard, it should be noted that he has never betrayed others without first confessing his own sins, and none of his accusers have yet filed a formal defamation suit, not even the main target of his complaints, Mark McGwire. .
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However, his constant presence on Twitter and his controversial messages on political and legal issues, such as his constant attacks and challenges to Alex Rodriguez, make Canseco a personality who continues to bring entertainment to baseball. In recent times, he used Aaron Judge who received his tweets and even threw challenges at him.
The first was sent on September 13, in which Cuban, the first to hit 40 home runs in a major league season, said, “There’s a simple reason Judge hit exactly 60 home runs this year.”
With this news, we’re not exactly sure if Canseco is implying that Judge will “run out of gas” and eventually fall short in his quest to reach 62, or if the pitchers will. So angry at him that he wasn’t going to dump him even though he knew they could communicate with the record. That day, Judge hit two home runs, but was intentionally substituted.
On November 1, Joes changed his tune (the Yankee juggernaut had already broken the American League single-season home run record) and began encouraging him to leave the Big Apple because, after the Yankees were eliminated in the postseason, New York fans weren’t showing the same love for their star as they were chasing Roger Morris’ record. . In the first tweet, referencing a similar message from Jake Arrieta, he said:
“Aaron Judge, Arrieta is right, run, run, don’t walk to the nearest entrance. Get out of New York, that place is a dump, the fans are horrible.”
In another he praised the judge and turned to attack the New York fans:
“Aaron Judge, you’re a baseball god, New York fans will crucify you. Get out of there quick.”
There was another tweet for and against the judge Yankee fans on the date, but Cuban sent his tweets via voicemail, which is almost meaningless. Clearly, there is no love between Jose and the fans of the Bronx Mules. On the same date he decided to challenge for the American League home run record (later to start again in the club):
“Aaron Judge, I can hit a softball farther than you can hit a baseball. If you want to find out, contact me.”
Regardless, Canseco continued to send praise to Aaron:
“Aaron Judge, you are an anomaly, the face of baseball that should be protected by MLB. You should consider your talent, entertainment value and moral qualities.
It’s pretty clear that Canseco doesn’t want to create a bad image by disrespecting one of the most iconic figures in baseball today. However, he could no longer remain silent, and again challenged the judge:
“Aaron Judge, I’m your biggest fan but I can hit a softball better than you can hit a baseball.”
Clearly, Jose wants to have a home run derby with Judge, and if it comes to pass, Judge agrees (we can’t guarantee he’s aware of Canseco’s messages) and will be a sight to behold precisely because of everything. All this can bring is entertainment and publicity (Canseco loves one).
Not confining himself to his own profile, Jose retweeted a tweet from the station 95.7 SportsHe released a snippet of his speech, in which he responded to questions about the judge leaving the Big Apple due to fan outcry:
“…this man almost won the triple crown. He holds the American League record for home runs…his home crowd cheers him on.”
Then, on November 29, Judge dared to predict that he would sign for 10 years and $380 million:
Ultimately, Judge re-signed with the Yankees for $360 million and nine seasons (despite those terms, Cuban wasn’t that far along in his plan. Previously covered by a blog post by Lincoln Mitchell), and a few days ago, he did not touch the subject again or start the same challenge or a new one. However, Jose Canseco’s page on Twitter is a source of entertainment. Between his challenges to A-Rod, even fighting, and his opinions on technology, aliens, and the possibility of time travel, you’ll find a series of posts so funny that you could write a story about it. Every topic is encouraged to speak.
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