Accused the day before of the plying the worst kind of business – buying up clients and their downtrodden families in the Dominican Republic – agent Scott Boras on Tuesday afternoon said the story being told about him is backward.
“This,” he said, “is a goodwill story.”
The Players Association, which spoke briefly with Boras on Tuesday, could see it otherwise, though an official said Tuesday the organization would not be commenting “at this time.” The commissioner’s office, according to an official there, “Will certainly look into it.”
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