Baseball Player to Baseball Wife Complete Story
- 1 year ago
- 19
- 0
Baseball Player To Baseball Wife Chapter 14 On The Road Again free porn video
Baseball Player to Baseball Wife Chapter 14-On The Road Again.
Following her conversation with Beth, Gina was felling more confidant and
upbeat about her wedding. She reminded herself that Mike was another
person, and Gina was 100% woman. This fact was firmly established when
she walked into a bridal shop to try on dresses during a Seals road trip
in San Francisco.
When she tried on the Galina Signature Beaded Brocade Mermaid Wedding
Gown and saw herself in the mirror, Mike was history! She never gave
being a woman a second thought. She never felt more feminine than she did
in that dress. The $1500 price tag didn't deter her from wanting it. She
figured that she was going to save money anyway because she would be
dieting until the day of her wedding!
The trip to San Francisco wasn't all fun. It was her turn to represent
the front office on this trip. Being the only office person on the trip
meant that she had lots of work to do. She was hearing things from some
of the players that told her that this trip would not be pleasant work.
In a sense of irony this trip to San Francisco would be the trip where
the veterans make the rookies dress as women as part of their hazing into
Major League Baseball. When Gina first heard about the hazing on this
trip, she was conflicted. On one hand it wouldn't affect her, and she had
benefitted from the last time she was on a hazing trip. She also knew
that most players found this ritual fun, well most American born players
found it fun.
One of the most noticeable trends in MLB was that it was becoming more
and more an international game. There were now not only players from
Latin America, but there many players from Asia. These players did not
find this ritual so enjoyable. They found it humiliating and degrading.
During the last couple of years Gina had earned the trust of the Latin
America players. These players told the Asian players about her and they
ended up trusting her also, which is why it wasn't asurprise when these
two groups came to Gina on the last day of the road trip. Acoupleof the
veterans knew what was being planned and they knew thatsome of the
rookies were already agitated about what was awaiting them after the
game.
Pedro Hernandez and Jan Le decided to approach Gina with the concerns of
the AsianAmerican and Latin America rookies and veterans. Pedro and Jan
both had gonethrough this hazing during their rookie year and they did
not like it, they only wentthroughthe hazing because they felt they had
no choice, or a voice to protest. Now things were different. They were
everyday players with some clout and in Gina theybelieved that they had a
voice.
Gina listened to Pedro and Jan. On one hand she knew this was a long-
honored baseball tradition that all players had to go through, and the
rookieswere going to have to endure it just like Pedro did, like Jan did,
like she did as Mike. She remembered that night when as Mike she was
humiliated. Remembering that night brought back many hurtful memories.
She decided if she could help it, no one would have to experience that
shame and humiliation.
Even before Pedro and Jan came and spoke to her, she was already
experiencing somenervousflashbacks. The veteran players, led by her old
and currentnemesis Al Murcer, had told her what was planned for tonight
and that they would need her to help any of the players who were
struggling with putting on women's clothing. She was hoping for a way
out.
After a couple of minutes of thinking she decided to fight back. She told
Pedro and Jan, "It is time for me to put my law degree to use. Tell your
rookies to trust me and just do what I say tonight. Tell them to go into
the locker room after the game as normal. I am going to make some calls
and I will come up with a plan. Also tell your guys tokeep this quiet."
*****
Gina immediately went to work. She called one of her classmates, who was
now a partner in one of the largest law firms in San Diego that
specialized in LBGTQ rights. After a few minutes ofcatching up with Matt
she got to the point. She told Matt what was going on and asked what she
should do. Matt said that he was going to pull one of thesenior partners
in to help him.
"Do you really think one of yoursenior partners will want to help with
this?"
"Are you kidding. Eric has been looking for a high-profile case, and this
could be it. Give me a half hour and I will call you back."
******
The 3o minutes seemed like 30 hours. Right on time Gina's cell phonerang.
It was Matt with the firm's Senior Partner Eric Schultz. Eric took over
the conversation. He told Gina whatshe needed to do. First, she needed
the players to retain her as their attorney. Second, they would send her
a statement that she would need to readwhen theplayers objected to
participating in the hazing ritual. Eric gave Gina his cell phone number
and told her that he would be standing by.
*****
The Seals beat the Giants 4-1. The players poured into the locker room
thinking that they would be packing to head home, to have some fun with
the rookies, and looking forward to their off day the next day. They had
no idea they were walking into a storm.
The rookies saw that their clothes had been replaced with women's
clothes. They immediately went to Pedro and Jan, who summoned Gina into
the locker roomPedro spoke for the group. "We have summoned her into the
locker roombecause we, all the Hispanic and Asian players have retained
her as our attorney."
Murcer responded, "What do you mean you hired an attorney?"
As arranged, Gina spoke for therookies. "Gentleman my clients have
retained me because they do not wish to participate in this activity of
being forced to dress in women's clothes."
"Come on Pedro, are you going to let her speak for you?"
Gina continued, "Excuse me Mr. Murcer, at this time I must request that
you speak only to me, I am speaking on behalf of my clients."
Some of the other veterans saw that this situation had the potential to
explode and they tried to get Murcer to back off an forget the ritual.
Murcer wouldn't listen, he only became more determined. "Look this is
nothing personal, it is just a fun ritual. Something that has been in MLB
for as long asthere has been major league baseball."
Gina ignored Murcer and addressed herclients."Gentleman, do you wish to
participate in this traditional activity of rookies dressing as women on
the flight home?" All of them said no. She turned to Murcer and asked,
"Is there anything in their contracts that states they must participate
in this ritual?"
Murcer feeling a mixture of defeat and angerreplied, "No."
"Then I must request that this activity cease. Failure to comply will
constitute a denial of my client's civil rights, and civil and criminal
proceedings may be initiated. In addition, I demand that my client's
clothes and personal belongings be returned to themimmediately. If these
items are not returned to my clients, I will have no choice but to call
the San Francisco Police Department and file a complaint. Finally, you
should know that I am working with the law firm of Schultz, Bryant, and
Gomez and they are assisting me in this matter."
Hearing the mention of Schultz, Bryant, and Gomez did not sit well with
many of the veteran players. This firm was well known to everyone in San
Diego. They were well knownbecause of theiractivism, and because they did
not hesitate to fight their battles publicly. None of the players wanted
to be associated in any way with any case that involved Schultz, Bryant,
and Gomez. They begindemanding that Murcer end this now.
*****
Murcer wouldn't back down. He became more determined. He foundhimself not
onlyopposing the rookies and Gina, he now was battling the otherveterans,
who were directing the clubhouseattendants to return the rookies clothes.
While all of this was going on the Seals Manager Reggie Marks was in
touch with the Seals Front Office. They were not pleased with what they
were hearing. They were equally frustrated with Gina and Murcer, they
weren't sure who they should blame forthis fiasco, but that was all
forgotten when they heardthat Schultz, Bryant, and Gomez were involved.
They told Marks to immediately bring Murcer into the manager's office,
and he was told in no uncertain terms that this hazing activity was over
for the night.
*****
The rookies and the Hispanic & Asian veterans were in a celebratory mood
as they left for the airport. The other veterans, except Murcer, were
relieved that they were on their way home without an incident. Murcer was
visibly angry. Pedro and Jan saw his anger, and they directed their
rookies to surround Gina and form a buffer around her while on the plane
and as she walked to her car. While Gina drove away, the other 24 players
approached Murcer told him that nothing had better happen to her.
Becky
- 23.12.2022
- 13
- 0
Baseball Player To Baseball Wife Chapter 5 The Interview
- 1 year ago
- 10
- 0
Baseball Player to Baseball Wife Chapter 16 Murcer Strike 3
- 3 years ago
- 10
- 0
