Lenny Dykstra Back in Familiar Colors Curls: When the Mets announced early in spring training that they go back to scratch their main one house, they were not kidding. We did not know which applies to players past and present ....
Former Mets outfielder Lenny Dykstra Back in the familiar colors: stripes on the final match yesterday in Los Angeles judge sentenced him to three years in prison for Grand Theft Auto and filing false statements Financial.
Dykstra, the star of 1986 World Series, who played for both the Mets and Phillies MLB for a career for 12 years, tried to take an extra base on a curve Judge Cynthia Ulfig, asking him to remove the acknowledged "no contest," but she insisted rent luxury car dealers, providing false information and claim credit for businesses showed a false complexity and planning.
"Obviously, he had no money for cars," said Ulfig. "His behavior was a good criminal."
49-year-old Dykstra made a statement to the probation, saying that he was trying to make amends for past mistakes, including his arrest after police found drugs and human growth hormone in his house, but the judge pressed him anyway.
Dykstra won almost a year credit for his suggestion for the time spent ... I'm sure Lenny will leave prison with a promotional tour, and we'll get to read all about his antics behind bars ....
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Former Mets outfielder Lenny Dykstra Back in the familiar colors: stripes on the final match yesterday in Los Angeles judge sentenced him to three years in prison for Grand Theft Auto and filing false statements Financial.
Dykstra, the star of 1986 World Series, who played for both the Mets and Phillies MLB for a career for 12 years, tried to take an extra base on a curve Judge Cynthia Ulfig, asking him to remove the acknowledged "no contest," but she insisted rent luxury car dealers, providing false information and claim credit for businesses showed a false complexity and planning.
"Obviously, he had no money for cars," said Ulfig. "His behavior was a good criminal."
49-year-old Dykstra made a statement to the probation, saying that he was trying to make amends for past mistakes, including his arrest after police found drugs and human growth hormone in his house, but the judge pressed him anyway.
Dykstra won almost a year credit for his suggestion for the time spent ... I'm sure Lenny will leave prison with a promotional tour, and we'll get to read all about his antics behind bars ....
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