The Giants of San Francisco have been talked about for the right reasons (Rafael Devers) recently. But now the club today is at the heart of a much more delicate situation.
For what? Because the succession of succession Sean Hjelle saw his wife (who will not be obviously his wife for a long time) to go out publicly to accuse her of abuse.
She did it via a publication on social networks in which she put a photo of her with the couple's two children.
Caroline Hjelle said her husband had abandoned her family to Mother's Day after she discovered her extramarital relations and stopped accepting her abuse. She adds upon her two boys alone now.
The fact of going out publicly with the word “abuse” means that the MLB must now intervene to shed light on the allegations and the nature of the abuses of which Caroline Hjelle speaks. It's the same for giants.
The San Francisco club said, via a press release, that the file was going to be taken seriously. The club communicated with the MLB since it is the jurisdiction of the League, all that.
If the League thinks that what has been said is founded and that there has indeed been abuse, it is very possible to believe that the 6'11 launcher could be placed on the restrictive list – and possibly be suspended.
But to do this, it will be necessary to be sure that there has indeed been abuse.
Right now, you should want all family members to be safe for the rest of things. After all, this is what is most important in this story.
And for the rest, we will let the authorities do their work in a file which is very sad for the Hjelle family.
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