Writing Sports, March 5. MLB concluded its investigation into the case of the charge of alleged violation of domestic violence policies against pitcher Mike Clevinger and announced this Sunday that it will not suspend the right of the Chicago White Sox.
“The Office of the Commissioner of Major League Baseball has completed its investigation into allegations against Chicago White Sox pitcher Mike Clevinger. It has closed this investigation and, unless new information or evidence is received, the Commissioner’s Office will not sanction Mr. Clevinger in connection with these allegations,” MLB said in a statement issued on Sunday.
Clevinger was accused by the mother of one of his children, Olivia Finestead, of committing physical, verbal and emotional abuse against both her and the infant, leading MLB to investigate. this regard, which resulted in the pitcher’s exoneration from the tournament. actions with which they are charged.
“The thorough investigation included interviews with more than 15 people, in addition to Mr. Clevinger and the complainant, as well as a review of available documents, such as thousands of records of electronic communications,” the statement said on the process developed as part of the survey. .
In a statement from the Major League Baseball Players Association, Clevinger thanked the White Sox for their trust in him during this process.
“I had nothing to hide and fully cooperated with MLB. This situation has been stressful for my family and I thank you for your strength and support. I have asked everyone not to rush to judge until the MLB investigation was complete, and I thank everyone who trusted me, including the White Sox organization and my teammates. I look forward to the 2023 season and I can’t wait to help the White Sox win a championship this year.”
For its part, the Chicago team indicated that it respects the policies of the MLB and the conclusion of the investigation to which Clevinger was subjected. MLB
h/amd
EFE