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MLB Trade Deadline season always has people on the edge of their seats. It is a very stressful time for a lot of people involved with the league. Whether you are a fan, player, coach, front office member (GM), or even a reporter, sometimes, things do not always go as planned. MLB insider/reporter Mike Rodriguez’s account was supposedly hacked. The account tweeted, “Breaking news: The New York Mets are acquiring outfielder Adlois Garcia from the Texas Rangers.” That trade did not happen. Adolis Garcia will remain on the Rangers.
He shared an apology on X after the fact.
“Someone had hacked my account, and I want to apologize to you all. While I was enjoying this day with my family, information came out about a change involving Adolis García that was also poorly written on my X account. I apologize to everyone who follows my work, who knows the seriousness I put into it and how important it is to me.”
The initial trade tweet was deleted. It is funny how social media works sometimes. Not a single person commented support for him, and instead, clowned him by saying they did not believe that his account was hacked.
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