Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. COLUMBUS — Former Major League Baseball pitcher John Rocker says he was stopped from ordering more drinks at a hotel bar in ...

COLUMBUS — Former Major League Baseball pitcher John Rocker says he was stopped from ordering more drinks at a hotel bar in Columbus, and he blames what he calls the “woke mob” for the incident.

Former Major League Baseball player John Rocker claimed he was no longer allowed to drink at a hotel bar because of being recognized for his social and political views. “THE HILTON IN COLUMBUS OH JUST ...

Former Major League Baseball star John Rocker trashed a major U.S. city in a scathing rant. Rocker, 51, is one of the most controversial players in league history. The former relief pitcher, who ...

Controversial former MLB pitcher John Rocker offered an explicit critique of New York on Tuesday as the election for the city’s next mayor nears. Rocker brought up the remarks he made to Sports ...

Former Braves pitcher John Rocker reinforced his opinion of New York in an X post that criticized the city amid the upcoming mayoral election. Rocker’s disdain for New York is nothing new, as he made ...

New York City’s mayoral election seems to have only reinforced John Rocker’s feelings about the Big Apple. The former Braves relief pitcher took to X on Tuesday to voice his opinion on the state of ...

It seems that John Rocker has still not learned his lesson. The controversial former baseball player, who previously used an offensive term to describe Brittany Mahomes, was back to his old ways this ...

Former Mlb pitcher John Rocker was back in the hot seat this week after he made derogatory remarks about Uber drivers in a critical post on social media. The former Atlanta Braves closer has made ...

Some people don’t change. Former Braves pitcher John Rocker still seems to have an issue with New York as he marked the 25th anniversary of his first game back at Shea Stadium after making incendiary ...

On Tuesday, MLB commissioner Rob Manfred ended a drama that had dragged on for nearly five decades, when he ruled that baseball's all-time hits leader, the 17-time All-Star and two-time World Series ...