ESPNN: Leyritz in jail. Vehicular homicide.

Point taken .... but Leyritz still has some work to do to reach Little's territory. He has to get through all this, have his agent tell stories about him crying over the harm he has done, then get busted again for DUI a few years later and still continue in his career as if nothing had happened.

 

"Sucking down jack and cokes" and "not hammered" usually can't exist in the same sentence.

Now, "he had a jack and coke or two" and "not hammered" ... sure.

But "Sucking down jack and cokes" gets you to the ol' 0.08 pretty quickly.

 

Poor choice of words on my part then Moddy, but this could have been in NYC where a cab home is a norm.

How do you get two counts of drunken driving in the same incident? I thought it was stating that he had a past history.

 

I'm not trying to piss on this thread (honestly, I'm not), but I am surprised at the levity of some of these posts in reaction to this tragedy.
An innocent person was killed during the holiday season because this asshole decided to go out drinking and get behind the wheel.
I hope he stays in jail for a long time.
Peace to the victim's family and, to the victim, RIP.

 

astronomical moron between the lines. astronomical moron outside them, too.

luckiest human being who ever lived. until now. later, jim.

 

Was this woman not wearing her seat belt?

 

xX, you are right.

You roll the dice everytime you are on the road, and especially at 3:30 in the morning.

Leyritz should not get out of prison for a long time.

Also, if she was ejected from the car... just remember to buckle up people.

 

Does anybody remember how much time Leonard Little did? It wasn't much, if I remember correctly, which I think was Good Doc's point above.

 

Karma continues to dictate that Leonard Little Will Get His.

 

Terrible story. Say what you want but Leyritz is one of the good guys in baseball. Ever watch him work a crowd . Had plenty of time for everybody and never big timed them. Sadly he is very commited to his boys. Had just ran into him in nashville at the baseball meetings and listened to him rave about his sons exploits on the basketball court.

Sadly a lot of lives are ruined here for no good reason.