California Jury Awards $2.3M to Former Pitcher in Hand Injury Lawsuit
A Northern California jury has awarded $2.3 million to a former Major League Baseball pitcher injured after confronting a man high on LSD trying to break into his home.
Greg Reynold’s attorney, Niall McCarthy, says a San Mateo County jury on Monday awarded Reynolds the money after finding Domenic Pintarelli and Connor Pope liable in a January 2015 incident that left his client with a broken pitching hand.
Authorities said Pintarelli was roaming the neighborhood’s streets naked and screaming when Reynolds asked him if he needed help and Pintarelli attacked him.
Reynolds played with the Colorado Rockies in 2008 and 2011. He was with the Cincinnati Reds in 2013.
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