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Phillies third baseman destroys teammate’s windshield with home run blast

James Dator
James Dator has been covering a wide range of sports for SB Nation for over a decade, with a special focus on the NFL.

At this point you'd think baseball players would know where to park, where not to park and how far away they needed to park their cars at spring training -- but this just keeps on happening. The latest victim is a hapless windshield belonging to Freddy Galvis, which was destroyed by his Phillies teammate Maikel Franco on Tuesday afternoon.

The car was not a rental, according to Philly.com, and Galvis will attempt to have it repaired on Tuesday night. Normally we’d say Franco should pay for it, but no -- this is squarely on Galvis. Park your car better.

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