... This past Oct. 4, after a bender that turned a weekend in Baltimore
into a 48-hour stretch in which the large lefty’s mind went blank,
Sabathia finally understood he was an alcoholic in desperate need of
immediate help.
That was a Sunday, and the Yankees were completing the regular season and preparing to host the Astros at Yankee Stadium two days later in the AL wild-card game.
Sabathia walked into the Camden Yards visiting manager’s office and told Joe Girardi, trainer Steve Donohue, pitching coach Larry Rothschild and director of mental conditioning Chad Bohling he was leaving the team and headed for help at Silver Hill, a Connecticut alcohol rehabilitation center.
http://nypost.com/2015/11/06/cc-sabathia-bares-soul-on-his-3-year-spiral-of-alcoholism/
That was a Sunday, and the Yankees were completing the regular season and preparing to host the Astros at Yankee Stadium two days later in the AL wild-card game.
Sabathia walked into the Camden Yards visiting manager’s office and told Joe Girardi, trainer Steve Donohue, pitching coach Larry Rothschild and director of mental conditioning Chad Bohling he was leaving the team and headed for help at Silver Hill, a Connecticut alcohol rehabilitation center.
http://nypost.com/2015/11/06/cc-sabathia-bares-soul-on-his-3-year-spiral-of-alcoholism/
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