Olivia Finestead, who shares a 10-month old child with Chicago White Sox pitcher Mike Clevinger, shared her alleged abuse with the MLB, including that Clevinger choked her last June.
The MLB is investigating Chicago White Sox pitcher Mike Clevinger over allegations of child abuse and domestic violence. Olivia Finestead, who shares a 10-month old child with Clevinger, shared her alleged abuse with the MLB, including that Clevinger choked her last June.
She also accuses Clevinger of slapping her in a hotel room just two weeks after that incident, as well as throwing used chewing tobacco on their baby. The White Sox reportedly didn’t become aware of the allegations until after signing Clevinger to a one-year deal in December.
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