Dodgers are More Than Just Baseball! Here’s What They Did to Support Andrew Toles
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The Los Angeles Dodgers have empathized with fellow Dodger, Andrew Toles, as they re-sign him for the MLB 2022 season. The reason behind this move has shocked baseball fans and the respect for the Dodgers has doubled because of this sweet gesture. Notably, the 29-year-old played for the Dodgers from 2016 to 2018.
Sports is all about teamwork, empathy, respect, and gratitude, and the Los Angeles Dodgers are an example of that. The Dodgers have decided to re-sign their former team member, Andrew Toles.
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Toles played for the Dodgers between the MLB 2016 and the MLB 2018 seasons before he was put on the restricted list by the Dodgers in 2019. Apparently, the re-signing took place to support Andrew Toles, who is suffering from mental health issues.
Two years ago Andrew Toles was arrested after he was found sleeping behind a Florida airport
Once a starter in playoff games, Toles has not played in a pro game since 2018. On Thursday the Dodgers renewed Toles' contract so he has access to health insurance pic.twitter.com/vxgODc9zX6
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What happened to Andrew Toles?
Toles played for the Los Angeles Dodgers till the MLB 2018 season but has not played since. As per reports, Toles has been battling schizophrenia.
After the Dodgers put Toles on their restricted list, fans were puzzled by this move from the team, as his illness was not disclosed to the public at that time.
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Later, in June 2020, reports said that Andrew Toles was arrested by the police on a trespassing charge as he was sleeping near the Federal Express building at the Key West International Airport in Florida.
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What next for Toles?
In a gesture of support and empathy, the Los Angeles Dodgers have decided to re-sign Andrew Toles. This signing will mainly focus on acquiring health insurance for Toles, which will help him in his fight against mental illness. Every Dodger gets health insurance once they sign a contract. The Dodgers have put his mental health at the forefront and hopefully, Toles begins his recovery process soon.
Andrew Toles was a fantastic outfielder during his MLB career. But sometimes, life takes a different path, and that is what happened to this talented player. Mental Health should be taken seriously, and we should applaud the Dodgers for this fantastic step.
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There is little to no possibility that the Dodgers will call Toles on the team for playing. But they will ensure that he gets all the facilities possible to help him in his recovery. Indeed, this is quite a commendable move from the Dodgers, one that will set an example for the world to see.
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