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Mets Release Controversial Outfielder During Guardians Series
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The New York Mets released an eight-year pro veteran and a controversial figure.
New York is in the midst of a three-game series against the Cleveland Guardians, and the Mets released a veteran outfielder from its orgainzation.
According to the MiLB transactions log, the Mets released Ji Hwan Bae, who was playing in Triple-A Syracuse.
In his first season in the Mets organization in Triple-A, Bae hit .257 with 5 home runs and 32 RBIs.
Bae Also Had Legal IssuesAlong with the signing issues with the Braves, Bae was also involved in a legal issue.