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Oh my God. The hosting sites should have known this would happen. Over an IR spot.
The story is that Tommy Pham of the Cincinnati Reds slapped Joc Pederson of the San Francisco Giants in the face over an old fantasy football dispute the other day. During batting practice, Pham appears (per this video) to attack Joc in the outfield. Benches emptied. When asked after the game what happened, Joc said that it was about fantasy football and that they'd argued about the IR rule and a .gif that Joc had sent to Pham while Pham was a member of the Padres (it was a .gif making fun of the Padres). Pham claims it was over league dues and other things. But what they both acknowledge is that it was about fantasy football.
Pham won the league the year in question, so it's an even odder confrontation unless it really is league dues. Regardless, fantasy football hosting sites really need to clean up who is on IR and who is just out for the game. Check your league constitutions regarding the rules, folks. This can get serious.
Story is all over Twitter and the internet. Check it out.
Here's the video.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1530620504255635458
eta* They used ESPN to host what appears to be a serious money league. I wonder if the guarantor was Chico's Bail Bonds.
The story is that Tommy Pham of the Cincinnati Reds slapped Joc Pederson of the San Francisco Giants in the face over an old fantasy football dispute the other day. During batting practice, Pham appears (per this video) to attack Joc in the outfield. Benches emptied. When asked after the game what happened, Joc said that it was about fantasy football and that they'd argued about the IR rule and a .gif that Joc had sent to Pham while Pham was a member of the Padres (it was a .gif making fun of the Padres). Pham claims it was over league dues and other things. But what they both acknowledge is that it was about fantasy football.
Pham won the league the year in question, so it's an even odder confrontation unless it really is league dues. Regardless, fantasy football hosting sites really need to clean up who is on IR and who is just out for the game. Check your league constitutions regarding the rules, folks. This can get serious.
Story is all over Twitter and the internet. Check it out.
Here's the video.
https://twitter.com/i/status/1530620504255635458
eta* They used ESPN to host what appears to be a serious money league. I wonder if the guarantor was Chico's Bail Bonds.
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