The Angriest Players in Baseball History

Delmon Young

Chicago White Sox v Detroit Tigers
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Delmon Young was viewed as a phenom, but his uncontrollable anger hindered what looked like it could have been a legendary career. In 2006, while still in the minor leagues, he was suspended 50 games for throwing a bat at an umpire.

After breaking into the big leagues, Young frequently got into spats with coaches and teammates. In 2012, he was arrested in New York for a hate crime after allegedly yelling anti-Semitic slurs during a drunken altercation.

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