Saturday May 26, 2012

Former Yankees pitcher Irabu arrested in LA for alleged drunken driving

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    some14some

    Irabu pitched for the Yankees, Montreal Expos and Texas Rangers from 1997 to 2002.

    ...and before that? His NPB record all deleted?

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    mayhem

    Yeah, drunk driving isn't tolerated in the US. What's he doing in LA anyway?

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    noirgaijin

    Yeah, drunk driving isn't tolerated in the US. What's he doing in LA anyway?

    Umm, the article says he lives there. Not sure that's a crime.

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    timorborder

    This is a non-issue, with Irabu being able to claim cultural tradition as a defense.

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    manfromamerica

    ...and before that? His NPB record all deleted?

    Once a pitcher makes it to the majors, reporters tend to drop their "minor league" experience.

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    fishy

    Oh Irabu... why am I NOT surprised. He's not a "good-boy type" And I recall him being a trouble maker when he was still in Japan.

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    mayhem

    noirgaijin "Umm, the article says he lives there. Not sure that's a crime"

    Ummm... I didn't say it was.

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    goddog

    Commit a felony and get deported. Nice move.

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    Roppongi

    Well he's probably got a felony record now for DUI ...and if he continues to live in the US his record will folow him everywhere in the US for life.

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    JA_Cruise

    DUI in California, happens all the time. No big deal.

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    Beelzebub

    Rancho Palos Verdes is a ritzy neighborhood. I didn't realise he was that well off.

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    bicultural

    manfromamerica, very classy of you to make a stab at NPB. This article is about a drunk driver. One who often causes trouble when he is drunk ... even when he isn't.

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    OssanAmerica

    This guy has a looong history of trouble and problems. Not surprising news.

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    capsule

    DUI isn't a felony in the US (yet) unlike Canada, so he'll probably not be deported or anything drastic. Not saying that it shouldn't be one, but that's just the way it is.

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    MistWizard

    I am not all down on drunk driving, but driving erratically I am very down on. I don't care if its alcohol, your medication, simple fatigue or just plain being to darned old. I would like to see driving erratically cracked down on more.

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