Mitch Voit and Jonathan Santucci catching the Mets’ attention with their impressive award-winning seasons
It seems likely that Marcus Semien will return to the Mets for the start of next season, mainly due to the substantial $46 million remaining on his contract. Similarly, Sean Manaea is probably in the same boat, given the $25 million still owed to him. It makes sense that the Mets would want to assess […]
Mets select Mitch Voit, who gained attention for his cocaine-snorting celebration
Mitch Voight: From Viral Incident to MLB Draft Mitch Voight became known for reasons that aren’t exactly commendable long before the Mets chose him in the first round of the MLB draft on Sunday. He gained notoriety back in March when he celebrated hitting a bases-clearing triple against USC in Michigan. The celebration mimicked an […]
Mets select Mitch Voit in the opening round of the MLB Draft
Mets Aim to Optimize Drafting Strategy ATLANTA — The Mets are under scrutiny for their ability to achieve success with limited resources, particularly in leveraging drafts involving two-way players. In a draft that faced setbacks from previous spending limits, the Mets selected Mitch Voit. Initially recognized as a second baseman and pitcher at the University […]
Michigan’s Mitchell Voit Being Forced To Apologize For Cocaine Celebration Shows How Truly Sensitive We Are As Society
You have to be teasing me… Mitchell Voightthe infielder of the Michigan Wolverines baseball team, followed by a triple, where he had a viral moment in his recent game against the USC Trojans after…well… “Ringed Cocaine.” Getting an additional base hit and clearing the base, Voit made a gesture that he was smoking cocaine. It […]
Michigan Baseball’s Mitch Voit Pulls Incredibly R-Rated Celebration Which Might Change The Game
The baseball celebration has just risen. At the professional level of Major League Baseball, celebrations are still traditional in most things and nothing ordinary. That being said, Cerise, a college baseball team, has seen considerable changes over the years. Originally, players cried because they were pumped, pointed at dugouts, and bent their muscles. But things […]