oletheawdjqh | yesterday
... on a U.S. professional team. "He's a once-every-40-years player," says Chapman's agent, Edwin Mejia. Chapman was all blinged out during a 45-minute interview Thursday at the office of The Associated Press, wearing a large, shiny watch and gleaming earrings. He gained attention during the World Baseball Classic in March, when he pitched well against Australia and badly against
emanuele68jm2 | 11/29/2009
... on a U.S. professional team. "He's a once-every-40-years player," says Chapman's agent, Edwin Mejia. Chapman was all blinged out during a 45-minute interview Thursday at the office of The Associated Press, wearing a large, shiny watch and gleaming earrings. He gained attention during the World Baseball Classic in March, when he pitched well against Australia and badly against
River Ave. Blues (Free subscription) | 11/27/2009
After changing agents , there’s some questions about what’s next for Aroldis Chapman, but lucky Jorge Arangure is here to answer some of those questions . Chapman’s new representatives – the Hendricks Brothers – have him focusing solely on baseball, meaning there will be fewer interviews and appearances, and obviously they have more experience than his previous agent, the small-time Edwin Mejia....
MLB Trade Rumors (Free subscription) | 11/26/2009
... a negative. This guy is a prospect ... not a veteran major league player." Chapman's former agent, Edwin Mejia, may try to recover some of the expenses he incurred while housing and feeding Chapman (the lefty has apparently gained muscle now that he's eating more beef). It's possible that the agent will file a grievance with the MLBPA, but he wouldn't be likely to win such a case....
