Mo'Ne Davis Forgives Baseball Player For Insulting Tweet, Asks University To Give Him a Second Chance
"Everyone makes mistakes."
Little league legend Mo'ne Davis is showing a lot of class after a college baseball player insulted her in a vulgar tweet.
Joey Casselberry, who plays 1st base for Bloomsberg University in Pennsylvania tweeted: "Disney is making a movie about Mo'ne Davis? What a joke. That s___ got rocked by Nevada."
Casselberry was immediately cut from the team.
He tweeted an apology saying: "One stupid tweet can ruin someone's life and I couldn't be more sorry."
But Mo'ne emailed the university asking for him to be given a second chance. She explained why on ESPN's Sports Center.
"Because everyone makes mistakes and I know he would if it was me. I would want to take that back and I know he would do anything just to take that one tweet back. And I know how hard he has worked just to get where he is at. So, why not give him a second chance," she said.
So far, Bloomsberg is standing by its decision.
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