New York Yankees’ starting pitcher Domingo German, who reportedly addressed his teammates during a meeting this week to apologize for the domestic violence incident that cost him an 81-game suspensión between 2019 and 2020, talked to reporters on Wednesday.
German, who the Yankees hope is their fifth starter to start the 2021 season, opened his press conference by reading a statement.
“I’ve made mistakes I’m not proud of and for that I apologize,” he said. The pitcher thanked Yankees’ manager Aaron Boone and general manager Brian Cashman for being “patient” with him.