Okay, so theCarlos Gomezthing got way out of hand. On Wednesday, it was reported the Gomez was traded to the New York Mets, but that was quickly denied by the Mets GM. It then came out that the deal was in place, but was walked out on due to health concerns.
Who’s health concerns? Well, that depends on who you ask.
The#Brewersrejected the#Metstrade because of concerns over Wheeler"s physical and still plan to trade Gomez by Friday.
— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale)July 30, 2015
The failed physical it turns out belongs to#BrewersCF Gomez (hips) despite playing all but one game for last month, per@Ken_Rosenthal
— Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale)July 30, 2015
So there’s two stories right there, but that’s not all. Super-agent Scott Boras needed to be heard from:
Scott Boras: “Carlos Gomez has never seen a hip doctor and has never had a hip issue in his playing career. Anyone who suggests that is …
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal)July 30, 2015
…inaccurate and baldly misrepresenting the truth of the player’s condition.”
— Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal)July 30, 2015
Which seems to be truly false, becauseMLB.com relayed to us a while agothat Gomez had an MRI on his hip to make sure the soreness was not structural damage. So maybe it wasn’t a ‘hip doctor’, but there seems to be a flag about Gomez’s hip no matter which way you cut it.
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Why do Minnesota Twins fans care? Carlos Gomez could still be traded and somewhere in this mess, Bob Nightengale of USA Today said that Gomez is still likely to be traded by Friday.
We’ve talked aboutGomez coming to the Twins before, but it is a situation worth keeping our eyes on, because this might just be the most interesting trade situation that I have ever seen.
The possibility of Gomez coming back to the Twinscame about a month ago nowand didn’t grab a whole lot of traction, but a whole lot of crazier things have happened in Twins land. The Twins need to go get some pitching, but why not dream a little bit about Go-Go.
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