(08-02-2022, 10:46 PM)NYC4jags Wrote:

(08-02-2022, 10:19 PM)Talented Kalamari Wrote: Still don't understand what he did wrong.

He exposed himself to 20+ massage therapists and attempted to coerce them to perform sexual acts when many of them were simply there to perform standard therapy 100% unrelated to sexual acts 

How the [BLEEP] is that just OK?

And the manner in which he arranged to meet them and set up the encounters suggested intention that the judge agreed with. One could even argue the method he would use to contact them, the locations he would try to have them, the NDA's etc, also suggest pre-mediation and understanding that what he was doing was at unethically and he was trying to not get caught.  

Because if you are professional athlete and your health is paramount to making millions of dollars why wouldn't you want to have actual massages by accredited masseuses in reputable establishments to make sure you don't get injured. For reference, Carlos Correa (SS for Astros, now Twins) claims to have had his ribs broken by a bad massage.

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