October 29th, 1986
While the 1986 New York Mets were busy consuming their own illegal substances following a World Series win over the Boston Red Sox, San Diego Padres pitcher
LaMarr Hoyt was arrested at the U.S.-Mexico border for possession of his own illegal drugs on October 29th, 1986.
It was the third time that LaMarr was arrested on drug charges. This particular time, he was sentenced to 45 days in jail. Oops.
Yeah, no one saw that coming. He looks like a very well-natured gentleman.
We heard that John Denny was actually the one who caught Hoyt in a sting operation as he was crossing the border. Immediately following the arrest, Denny gracefully slapped on some tinted sunglasses and walked into the horizon.
A story like that has to be true.
Impress your co-workers: We're pleased to know that LaMarr collected the pieces of his life following his third arrest on the Mexican border. In fact, he's even making
March Madness picks these days.