“It was surprising at first [that he missed the workout], a little shocking, but after the shock wore off, when you add everything up, it’s not surprising,” Cashman said. “There’s some questions about whether he’s been in all-in or not for a little while. He’s maintained verbally that he’s in, but at times, actions don’t match those words.”
All teams have internal issues, which in a professional clubhouse, are kept internal. When there are knucklehead statements, they usually come from the player side. GM's are more more polished and versed in how to speak to the press. Your GM sometimes chooses to "support" his team by airing out player disputes in public, always to the detriment of the player in question.That's the only point I'm making. In Chapman's case, slamming the dude is shooting fish in a barrel, but Judge and Jeter? Guess we'll just forget about that.....
