According to Ken Rosenthal, the free-agent pitcher recently suffered a ruptured spleen after, wait for it...slipping and falling while shoveling his driveway.
Yup, the injury prone righty can now add "shoveling" to the list of things he should avoid. And, as (bad) luck would have it, "shoveling" is going to be the thing that makes teams avoid him.
The 37-year-old, who started just eleven games last season for the Minnesota Twins, was reportedly being looked at by both the New York Mets and Colorado Rockies.
A quick glance over at Baseball-Reference shows that Pavano has made more than $70 million throughout his big league career, so that begs the question...what was the guy doing out there clearing off his own driveway?
3 comments:
I think you meant to say "Pavano has made more than $70 million throughout his big league career,"
Give dude a break. People break their damn necks with falls, get heart attacks shoveling, etc. No clue how severe it was. And if he did hire someone to shovel for him, some of you clowns would all be like "rich prick can't shovel his own driveway." Whatever. Find something important.
Wait, a big league ballplayer who lives where it snows?? What's up with that?
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