“Don’t Want That Toxicity..”: Los Angeles Dodgers Vehemently Rubbish Manny Machado Hopes After Fresh Free Agency Rumor
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Manny Machado has been in and out of quite a few MLB teams, but his baseball career is heading in yet another direction. After a brief stint with the Los Angeles Dodgers, Machado landed with the San Diego Padres and has since become a phenom on the field. However, the Padres are facing some tough decisions with their star player. With only five years left on his current contract, a new piece of news has surfaced that Machado is looking to explore his options in the open market after the current season ends.
And it seems like the Los Angeles Dodgers have been keeping a watchful eye on the situation. The Dave Roberts-led team has set its sights on Machado and is eager to have his excellent talent return to their lineup.
Seems like Manny Machado is not a fan favorite for the Dodgers
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The potential move of Manny Machado to the Los Angeles Dodgers has sent the fans into a raging debate. Some are eagerly anticipating the possibility of Machado returning to the Dodgers. With his All-Star talent at the plate, many believe that he’ll be a great addition to the team.
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However, not everyone is on board with the idea of Machado donning Dodgers blue once again.
No thanks. Don’t want that toxicity in the clubhouse.
— Sean (@MrHopper) February 24, 2023
Oh hell no! Been there, done that, and he did nothing for the Dodger organization.
— Gavin Lux 2022 MVP (@granthamdc) February 23, 2023
Ah hell no.
— mike heath (@sachimps) February 23, 2023
Don’t want him
— FatDog (@FatDog57868968) February 23, 2023
Talented player, but wasn't happy when he was here before. Don't see things changing.
— Robby (@RobbyDuzIt) February 23, 2023
— Justin Wheat (@Jwheat07) February 23, 2023
WE WANT OHTANI
— “ (@KRSHCWOOD224) February 23, 2023
— Alan Lee🏝 (@AlanLLee) February 23, 2023
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The reason for the backlash could be that the fans have concerns about his behavior on the field and his reputation for being a hot-headed player. His actions look like have landed him in hot water with the Dodgers fans, as well as his performance when he was with the Dodgers wasn’t up to their expectations.
What are the real chances of Manny Machado signing with the Dodgers?
The Dodgers are rumored to make big budget moves after the season ends. With the likes of Shohei Ohtani and Julio Urias on their radar, it’s clear that they have the funds to pull out the big bucks in the free-agent market. Ohtani is a top priority for the team, and they are likely to go all out to secure his signature. But if they are unable to sign the two-way sensation, the Dodgers will have other options on their list, including Manny Machado.
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Of course, the decision ultimately lies with the players themselves. Both Ohtani and Machado will be looking for the best deals they can get, and if the Dodgers want to bring them on board, they will have to prepare to offer a hefty paycheck. And with other teams also vying for their services, the competition will be fierce.
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Edited by:
Abhishek Kumar