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Former MLB Players Call Out Ketel Marte After Controversial Casino Appearance
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Scott Braun, A.J. Pierzynski and Jason Kipnis weigh in on the latest development in the Ketel Marte saga after the Diamondbacks star was spotted at a casino while his team was playing just minutes away. AJ and Kip explain why the optics are so damaging inside a clubhouse, especially after Marte’s unexplained absence from the team, and why his teammates deserve an explanation before he returns. AJ shares a story from the 2005 White Sox about a similar clubhouse situation and explains why he believes Marte needs to address his teammates and apologize before stepping back onto the field. Plus, the guys react to Kevin Ginkel admitting Diamondbacks players are frustrated and would like to hear an explanation from Marte as Arizona fights for a playoff spot.
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