The Drama Queens of Professional Sports

Jeremy  Kaufman by Columnist Written on March 03, 2009
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Baseball: Manny Ramirez

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LOS ANGELES, CA - OCTOBER 15:  Manny Ramirez #99 of the Los Angeles Dodgers swings at a pitch in the eighth inning against the Philadelphia Phillies in Game Five of the National League Championship Series during the 2008 MLB playoffs on October 15, 2008 a

I highly doubt that there is any bigger drama queen in Major League Baseball than Manny Ramirez.

When in Boston, Manny one day woke up and decided that he no longer wanted to play for the Red Sox, and so he allegedly faked an injury and avoided playing any good baseball until the team was forced to trade him.

Now, even though Spring Training has already begun, Manny is still an unsigned free agent because he refuses to believe that the Los Angeles Dodgers' offer is the best out there.

While he is undoubtedly a great player, Manny is simultaneously the ultimate distraction on a baseball team, and therefore I declare him to be baseball's drama queen.

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