Wow, this had to hit him like a ton of bricks last night. Bad outing and then you come in the locker room to a storm of reporters, asking you about things you wrote on twitter, which you probably don't specifically remember. Talk about getting thrown to the wolves. But he probably deserves that. I'm not going to defend him at all, because if you put something out there, you have to be prepared to answer to it someday. The problem is, when you're a kid, you don't get it. It was also at a time, if I had to guess, where twitter wasn't as prevalent. If I had to bet, it was mostly just some friends following him. I bet there weren't any parents following him. So it was conversation between friends in his mind. Kids just regurgitate stuff they hear, from songs, movies, friends etc, and post it online, trying to be cool or funny. Seems like a lot of slurs that get dug up are lyrics from rap songs. It's hard to say if deep down he's hateful of certain groups, or if he was just tweeting dumb stuff for a reaction. It doesn't make it ok, but it does give me hope that people can change. Maybe all that he needs to change is realizing what is ok to say and what is not. Or maybe it's deeper, and he needs to change some hateful feelings, which could be much harder to do. Overall, I lost some respect for him. In my mind he was a quite kid that was becoming a star and was very humble. Now I look at him a little different. Depending on how he handles this mess that can change. I'm trying to wait and see before developing any strong feelings either way. I hope he comes out and is honest and open and then tries to better himself. If he does that, it would go along way. I'd hate to see the canned speech and the brewers making him do sensitivity training. Sit down with your teammates and hammer this out. Sit down with people in the community and talk about it. I don't think he should be suspended by MLB. I think the Brewers could potentially do something that he agrees with, but seems like he shouldn't be given an official punishment for something he did in high school, and wasn't a crime. I could be wrong on that, but seems beyond the reach of the team and league.