Bob Brenly Under Fire For Mocking Marcus Stroman’s Do-Rag, Stroman Responds

Bob Brenly needs a mulligan. During Tuesday night’s game between the Diamondbacks and the New York Mets, Bob Brenly made what he thought was a “joke” about Mets starting pitcher Marcus Stroman’s choice to wear a do-rag.

“I’m sure that is the same do-rag that Tom Seaver used to wear when he pitched for the Mets,” Brenly said.

Brenly’s partner in the booth, Steve Berthiaume, tried to shift the focus and move on as quickly as possible.

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Deesha Thosar, Mets beat writer for the New York Daily News, tweeted on Tuesday night that a response is currently being planned.

The New York Daily News pointed out that this is not the first time Brenly has unnecessarily mocked a non-white player for what he chose to wear on the field.

Brenly, who managed in Arizona from 2001-04, has a history of unnecessary comments about non-white players.

In 2019, he said that “it might be easier to run the bases if he didn’t have that bike chain around his neck,” about Fernando Tatis Jr.

Marcus responded with a bit of humor to Brenly’s durag comment:

 

Stroman also retweeted and quote tweeted  responses to Brenly’s comment.

https://twitter.com/vii703/status/1399961647108788228


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