Chad seems to be upset that Mickelson got upset with one of his friends after said friend published a 20-year-old story that alleged Mickelson of running around with a mobster and a bookie. The only people that seem to be defending the article are capital J journalists that work in Detroit, like Chad Livengood. While he’s 51-years-old, Mickelson still gets fans through the gates and draws massive galleries each week he tees it up, he’s a player every tournament director and city wants in their field. Also, the story does nothing but hurt future Rocket Mortgage Classics, which in turn hurts Detroit’s economy during future tournament weeks. The story involves one of golf’s most beloved players, the mob, and a well-known bookie, so there’s no denying that it’s eye-catching, but the timing seems suspect, to say the least.
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Mickelson was not accused of any wrongdoing, per the report. According to the Detroit News report, Mickelson’s name appeared recently in the transcript of a 2018 court file related to the 2007 trial of Jack Giacalone, who was alleged to be an organized.
Kristi Noems phone number to make prank call The. But not with that type of thing happening.”Īccording to the transcript, well-known Detroit gambler “Dandy” Don DeSeranno “couldn’t pay” Mickelson $500,000 after booking a bet for him. Phil Mickelson and Dustin Johnson were surprise inclusions on the rankings 1d ago Argus Leader South Dakota reporter arrested for using Gov. He threatened not to return next year because of the article by Robert Snell. “It was so much effort for me to be here and to have that type of unnecessary attack - not like I care, It happened 20-something years ago - but it’s just the lack of appreciation,” Mickelson said. Michelson, 51, is one of the star PGA golfers in the Rocket Mortgage Classic in Detroit, which runs through Sunday. “I feel that Rob Snell made an article this week that was very opportunistic and selfish and irresponsible,” Mickelson said Thursday after shooting 3-under in the first round. With that, you can understand why Mickelson is angry about the article coming out now, while he’s in town playing in a tournament he chose to play in. The gambling story dates all the way back to a 2007 transcript from the racketeering trial of Jack Giacalone, a “reputed organized crime leader in Metro Detroit.” Mickelson’s attorney Glenn Cohen told ESPN that the actual bet happened over 20 years ago.
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