Safety failures leading to the crash, which killed 31 people and injured The company was fined for the "systemic and unacceptable" Was fined pounds 4111 for its part in the tragedy.
Yesterday called for a new corporate manslaughter law, as Network Rail THE bereaved families and survivors of the Paddington rail disaster
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MLA style: "BRITAIN: Paddington families hit out at pounds 4m fine." The Free Library.I’ve seen his lifestyle on IG during the lockdowns and I wonder what will happen to his entourage, I wonder if he’s got a financial plan to invest or to put himself on a budget since he ain’t gonna be making $17.333M a year going forward. I think he knew after the injury last year that it was over, but hoped he could use proverbial smoke and mirrors- fast pitches and dumb luck- to extend his career and bank an extra $40M before retiring one way or another and it was too obvious to pull off that financial coup. Then either earlier this year or late last year when his ERA had ballooned and he ‘d become what he is now and it was clear it was over for him, he suggested in the media he’d be *very* open to an extension with the Yankees at his current level of pay- like 1 year/$19M or 2 years/$39M or whatever it was and I was kind of shocked, but I think he knew then it was over, he’d lost the precision to go along with the speed and he was maybe hoping the Yankees would extend him super casually again like they had before, where they gave him 5 years $86m and then a 1 year/$18M, which got convolutedly converted into whatever this last deal counts as? 3 years/$48M, I guess?Īnyway- it’s fascinating. I remember I think it was last year Chapman was on a historic run for the first few weeks of the season and was racking up saves with a 0.00 ERA through like 20 or 45 games, something like that and then he hurt his nail and he was never the same. In addition to this year’s issues, Chapman was also given a 30-game suspension in 2016 for domestic violence. Though he was once one of the most dominant relief pitchers in the game, he’s coming off a poor season and has compounded those concerns with off-field problems. Whether or not Chapman returns to the club for a later postseason round, it’s fair to wonder how much interest he will have in free agency this winter.
Collectively, Chapman finished the 2022 regular season with a 4.46 ERA in 36 1/3 innings. Chapman returned in mid-September and showed signs of improving, giving up only 2 runs over his final 5 2/3 innings.
Upon his return in July, Chapman continued to underperform, allowing 10 earned runs in 16 2/3 innings before landing on the 15-day IL again, this time due to a leg infection stemming from a tattoo. The long-time closer lost his role at the back of the bullpen to Clay Holmes after a month into the season, giving up six earned runs in 5 2/3 innings in May before left Achillies tendinitis forced a trip to the 15-day IL for the entirety of June. In the final year of a three-year, $48MM extension signed after the 2019 season, Chapman has begun to show his age. Instead, today’s debacle is the latest development in Chapman’s saga-filled 2022 season.
Since Chapman is an impending free agent, this news creates the possibility that Chapman has thrown his final pitch as a Yankee.Īfter pitching to a then-career-high 3.36 ERA in 55 1/3 innings in 2021, Chapman hoped to reestablish himself as a premier closer before entering free agency in his age-35 season. However, he’s now made it a moot point with his truancy.
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