Gambling has ex-Yankee CECIL FIELDER behind 8-ball

[theswami]

Thanks, learned that from selling stuff on ebay. :toothless

Nice approach but I hate the Yankees name being used for such dribble.....you're sucha "character" just like the guys on your Sox.

Good luck tonight....NOT!!!

:finger:







Seriously, enjoy the game.

 

[winkyduck]

This reminds me of the guy who used to own the Philadelphia Eagles...He pissed away the franchise in Atlantic city!

That would be Leonard Tose - who i believe passed away recently

 

[Holysmoke+]

a real reminder of what a serious disease this shiit can become.

I sometimes wonder if Ill ever be able to stop

 

[Holysmoke+]

I so hate Donald Trump

 

[Doug]

Time for a come-back !

 

[PeteRoseJR]

It should have read " Cecil Fielder Fat Ex Blue-Jay "

 

[Dellehanty Dudeman]

"I used to hit tape-measure homeruns. Now I
kite bank-measure checks." perador:

 

[Dante]

sad story guys...keep it a hobby IMO or in the long run you will lose it all.


you do not have to bet everyday or everygame

 

[ChuckSims]

I think its the wife that has a disease. 4 million dollars in 7 years redecorating the house? She needs help.

 

[arniesarmy]

I live near Beloit and remember Cecil being with Prince from the day he joined the Class A team in mid-season to the end of the year. Thought he was just being an over-protective father. The second season, Prince's first full year in A ball, never saw Cecil. Just figured he realized Prince didn't need him around anymore.

This is sad. Prince is a nice kid. He didn't have a great year this year, but now I know what part of that might be attributed to. I know the Brewers still are counting heavily on him...that was why they traded Richie Sexson.
It would be a shame if all this set Prince back...he must figure even if he makes the majors and gets a big contract, some of that, if not most might have to be spent bailing his old man out.
Gambling is great if you can control it. It's a ***** if you bring other people--who love you--down into the sewer with you.

 

[The Guesser]

That would be Leonard Tose - who i
believe passed away recently

Correct. And for the last 15 years or so prior to his death, Dick Vermiel, a lousy Coach, but a great man, was picking up every living expense Tose had.

 

[jjgold]

Good lesson reading th Fielder story

 

[Dante]

Snipet

Gambling is great if you can control it. It's a ***** if you bring other people--who love you--down into the sewer with you.

very good post!

 

[THE SHRINK]

This is very sad for me to read. The addicition of gambling is a powerful one, and is no different than alcohol or drugs...

I hope that if anyone can relate in some ways to Cecil, that they will get help before it is too late...

THE SHRINK

 

[Doug]

This is very sad for me to read. The addicition of gambling is a powerful one, and is no different than alcohol or drugs...

I hope that if anyone can relate in some ways to Cecil, that they will get help before it is too late...

THE SHRINK

He seems like a nice guy to have a BBQ with...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CECIL !

Cecil Fielder Stats

Cecil Fielder was born on Saturday, September 21, 1963, in Los Angeles, California. Fielder was 21 years old when he broke into the big leagues on July 20, 1985, with the Toronto Blue Jays. His biographical data, year-by-year hitting stats, fielding stats, pitching stats (where applicable), career totals, uniform numbers, salary data and miscellaneous items-of-interest are presented by Baseball Almanac on this comprehensive Cecil Fielder baseball stats page.