CADE POVICH from the Orols invites the threat to the wife after a bad outing

The main baseball league He faces a serious dilemma with online threats to their players and families.

Baltimore Oreols Cade Povich, the second MLB player this week, revealed a terrifying threat directed at his wife from a fan of indignation on social media. The left jug spread a screenshot of the message, which included a clear threat to sexual violence against Povic’s wife.

“I understand that I may not do or get the results that my team or many fans may have wanted me, so I get frustrated,” I read Povic at X. “Say what you want about me in this regard. However, the exit from your way to DM my wife is unacceptable and what is shown in this image is crossing the line.”

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“I, or my wife, should not worry about our safety in the church, though, because of how I performance on the hill.”

The message was sent after Povic pulled with two rejectionists in the fifth half of Houston Astros 10-7 over the uretols on Friday night.

“I am here to say something about this because I know that my family is not alone,” his message continued. “These things do not belong to the game.”

Unfortunately, Povic was not alone in dealing with harassment.

Marines Pitcher shares a sordid message he received after the weak performance

Thursday , Seattle Marines Tyler Sociedo’s jug shared a threat that threatens him and his girlfriend. The message came after only SUCEDO scored one, allowing four strikes and walked in a victory in Philadelphia Velez 11-2 over Seattle on Wednesday.

The message with profanity included a threat that the “SAUCEDO head” explodes into pieces, and that his girlfriend “Death will also be great too.”

“I understand that I want me to go after today, and this year as a whole. No one is disappointed this year for me this year. Trust me, I want to win as I am here whether I was here or not. But a correspondent for me this bulls — I sent my girlfriend and sent these things beyond the baseball,” but at some point we must get a grip. ”

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These incidents are not isolated.

Last month, Boston Red Sox Lucas Gioleto said he faced MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred on online bullying. He said he believed that sports betting on the Internet and access to social media has increased the harassment faced by athletes.

“He only goes further,” he said. “Will it take a player who is attacked in front of his apartment building by a disturbing person, a bet on taking real action?”

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