Former Cuban baseball player Oscar Macías has recently been seen living on the streets of Miami, after being released from prisonAccording to what former Cuban baseball player Jesús “Chully” Atmeller reported on the Swing Complete sports website, Macías was wandering in and out of a Kendall “Home Depot”;and he was meeting other people who tend to hang around malls looking for odd jobs in businesses.“I ran into him in the park at the Home Depot and then I saw him again in the bathroom of that mall, where he was cleaning up.He never recognized me,” the former Cardinals player told the aforementioned source.According to Atmeller, Macías did not look good at all and it was obvious that he was in poor physical and mental condition.“A real shame, and I didn't want to say anything to him because I didn't know how he was going to react, plus it shocked me,” Atmeller said.The Sydney 2000 Olympic runner-up has been seen on the street by other former baseball teammates who have taken him home to help him, but his aggressive attitude has caused him to be taken out.In an interview late last year, Andy Morales commented that he tried to help Macías, but he couldn't keep him in his house.“Seeing him almost homeless made me very sad and I put him to live in my house for several months.But he wasn't right in the head.He did things with my oldest son and unfortunately I had to tell him to leave, ”Morales commented in the interview.Morales saw Macías in the area where his mother-in-law lives after having taken him out of the house and commented that he had a very aggressive fight at a gas station that led to his being imprisoned again."Many people have wanted to help him, family and friends, because ultimately one is a friend of his friends, not of his defects, what happens is that he has not allowed himself to be helped and has spent the last few times between prison and the street ”, Morales pointed out at the end.Carlos Martinez |americateve.comCopyright 2014 - America CV Network LLC, All Rights Reserved