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These Major League Baseball stars really know their cars, don’t they? L.A. Angels’ pitcher C.J. Wilson drives a pimped up purple McLaren P1, L.A. Lodgers’ Hanley Ramirez is an Aventador Roadster driver and Seattle Mariners’ Robinson Cano recently got a gold wrap for his Ferrari 458 Spider. Now Cuban outfielder for the Boston Red Sox team decided to join this exclusive club, so he took his new murdered-out Aventador to the shop.
If you really want to drive high class supercars you should consider building up a career in sports (assuming you’re still young enough to quit whatever you’re doing now). Whether you’re a baseball, basketball or soccer star, you’ll definitely be quite a happy driver. The only thing you have to do is being really good at it. The best, in fact...
Yoenis Cespedes Milanes on his full name is a Cuban professional baseball player who is currently playing for the Boston Red Sox. He previously played in Major League Baseball for the Oakland Athletics. Before the MLB, he played in the Cuban National Series and was a member of the Cuba national baseball team. The 28-year old sportsman has been very successful lately, considering he won the 2013 and 2014 Home Run Derby.
As to his collaboration with the Red Sox, Cespedes was traded in exchange for pitcher Jon Lester and utility player Jonny Gomes. The baseball player hit his first home run as a member of the team on August 10, 2014 against the Los Angeles of Anaheim. It was a 3-run shot.
With all that hard work, it’s no wonder the fellow went on for a new ride. Cespedes took his ride over at Miami-based Auto Firm shop for some personal touches, so now we’re curious what the supercar will look like once the job is done. We’ll keep you updated, don’t worry.
Yoenis Cespedes Milanes on his full name is a Cuban professional baseball player who is currently playing for the Boston Red Sox. He previously played in Major League Baseball for the Oakland Athletics. Before the MLB, he played in the Cuban National Series and was a member of the Cuba national baseball team. The 28-year old sportsman has been very successful lately, considering he won the 2013 and 2014 Home Run Derby.
As to his collaboration with the Red Sox, Cespedes was traded in exchange for pitcher Jon Lester and utility player Jonny Gomes. The baseball player hit his first home run as a member of the team on August 10, 2014 against the Los Angeles of Anaheim. It was a 3-run shot.
With all that hard work, it’s no wonder the fellow went on for a new ride. Cespedes took his ride over at Miami-based Auto Firm shop for some personal touches, so now we’re curious what the supercar will look like once the job is done. We’ll keep you updated, don’t worry.
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