US EditionAlvarado Apologizes, Thomson Sticking with Outfield Platoon – Philly Sports
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For the first time since being suspended 80 games for consumption of banned substances on May 18, José Alvarado stopped the Filis clubhouse in Philadelphia to apologize to his colleagues and members of the technical corps on Tuesday afternoon. Alvarado, who posted an apology on Instagram earlier in the day and repeatedly apologized to fans, his teammates, the city and his family during a long session with the media, is also ready to face his tea…
Alvarado apologizes, Thomson sticking with outfield platoon – Philly Sports
PHILADEPLHIA -- José Alvarado sat on the top seat of the Phillies' dugout bench alongside Assistant General Manager and translator Jorge Velandia awaiting questions from a large media scrum Tuesday afternoon. The towering 6-foot-2 flame-throwing lefty looked comfortable in his return to Citizens Bank Park. "I'm so happy to be here again with my teammates. Thank you, God", Alvarado said with a smile. The 30-year-old, who posted a public apology o…
Phillies ‘moving on’ after José Alvarado takes ‘full responsibility’ for PED suspension
José Alvarado returned to Citizens Bank Park on Tuesday. (Grace Del Pizzo/Phillies Nation) PHILADELPHIA — In the aftermath of his 80-game suspension for a performance-enhancing drug on May 18, José Alvarado traveled home to his native Venezuela. He needed to get away — from Philadelphia, from social media, from the noise. The left-hander was disappointed. He prepared on his own, throwing bullpens and facing live hitters. And he never stopped fol…
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