News about Mike Clevinger

The Yankees are staging a doubleheader in the Bronx against the visiting Chicago White Sox on Thursday after postponing the game due to poor air caused by the Canadian wildfires on Wednesday. Yankee Stadium is still surrounded by a thick cloud of smoke, but the team felt it was safe to play a twinbill on Thursday, with air quality improving.

In Saturday's win over Baltimore, Chicago White Sox pitcher Mike Clevinger appeared on the mound, but his walkout song the day before did not go unnoticed. Clevinger, who has had a turbulent offseason, made his Sox debut on Friday and walked out to the 'Gold Digger' featuring Jamie Foxx. Some may deduce it to be a not-so thinly concealed shot at the alleged mother of one of his children. However, Clevinger was in no mood to help with the piecing of the puzzle game.

Following an investigation, Major League Baseball announced on Sunday that Chicago White Sox pitcher Mike Clevinger will not face discipline under the league's joint domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse policy. In a January post featuring pictures of marks on her body, Clevinger's mother was accused of domestic violence by the mother of one of his children. The 32-year-old pitcher has agreed to be vetted by treatment boards for domestic violence and 'drugs of abuse,' and to comply with any of the boards' recommendations.

After a Chicago radio station conducted an interview with his ex-partner, who has regularly accused him of domestic violence, lawyers for Chicago White Sox pitcher Mike Clevinger are apparently threating civil action and a potential'cease-and-desist for defamation'. Olivia Finestead, who ostensibly has a 10-month-old daughter with Clevinger, appeared on Perkins & Spiegel in Chicago on Wednesday and depicted the new White Sox right-hander in a horrific light. Major League Baseball is currently investigating Clevinger for domestic assault charges.

'I believe the MLB process,' Clevinger said on Wednesday. 'I believe there's a reason I'm here today's here.' I'm just asking people to wait before rushing to conclusions.' The 32-year-old pitcher negotiated a one-year deal with Chicago in December, just a month before his former pitcher's public testimony that she strangled and threatened her while pregnant with their child and before then too.

In a series of posts on social media on Tuesday, Olivia Finestead argued that Clevinger strangled her, threw an iPad at her while pregnant and "threw chew spit on our baby." According to The Athletic, the Commissioner's office has since opened an investigation into the allegations, and Finestead has been in contact with people from MLB's Department of Investigations since last summer. However, the Chicago White Sox were apparently unaware of the allegations when they signed him in December.

Major League Baseball is looking at veteran relief pitcher Mike Clevinger for reportedly assaulting his 10-month-old daughter, including a allegation that he strangled the woman and then threw an iPad at her while pregnant. Olivia Finestead made the allegations in a series of social media posts on Tuesday, prompting MLB to launch an immediate probe. Clevinger "threw chew spit on our baby," Finestead says. Clevinger spent the majority of his time in Cleveland, but the San Diego Padres have been his home since 2020. According to The Athletic, he recently signed with the Chicago White Sox, who were unaware of the allegations until after they were acquired.

The National League hosted two games in close fashion as the Divisional Series of the MLB playoffs got off Tuesday. The Wild Card-winning Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Braves in the first game of the afternoon thanks to a flurry of runs in the third to fifth innings. Despite a comeback attempt by the Braves, they ran out of time, and the Phillies took the lead in a 1-0 series. Meanwhile, the Dodgers and Padres stayed close in the late innings, with Los Angeles retaining their 5-3 lead all the way to the end.

During the long wait, Journey's When the Lights Go Down in the City was broadcast along with Ellie Goulding's Lights blaring through the speakers, in which some of the globes did indeed return to working order. The Padres thrashed the San Francisco Giants 6-5 and remained seemingly unaffected by the disruptions.