Minor League Roundup

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Really? The guy threw the baseball with the intent of hurting someone and you think 16 years is too much?
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Yes, 16 years is way too much, that's completely ridiculous. People spend less time in jail for crimes like rape and manslaughter. Like Giff said it was stupid and dangerous and he deserves to be punished, but they are trying to make an example of him, which is bullshit. I have no problem with him going to jail for a while but 16 years for throwing a baseball in a brawl is crazy.

Yeah there is a chance he could of killed someone, but what are the odds? Every time a drunk driver gets in a car they could kill someone too, but people with DUI's don't go to jail for 16 years.
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Shit, Donte Stallworth killed a guy while driving drunk and he got 30 days in jail. I don't understand how anyone could think 16 years is even close to a reasonable punishment for this.
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Actually it was 24 days. He got out early for good behavior.