Wander Weirdo!




    Recently, Wander Franco was shown on Twitter/X to have had relations with a 14 year old girl. This immediately sparked controversy between Rays fans and pretty much everyone else. Rays fans first chose to defend him saying that he was being framed and the people posting it were spreading fake news. However, as more evidence came to light they got quiet. 

    I think that the author of this post meant to criticize Wander Franco for his perverted actions while knowing that if the events turned out to be false they would be heavily attacked. 

    As a result of the Wander Franco post, he was revealed to be a perverted person and was demoted to the minors ultimately proving that the authors actions did in fact pay off. 

Comments

  1. SamOctober 3, 2023 at 11:22 AM

    I didn't realize that the MLB actually got involved in this. Is demoting to the minors all that heppened?

    ReplyDelete
  2. Lincoln HerringOctober 3, 2023 at 11:22 AM

    I was thinking of also doing this.

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