Kansas City Royals General Manager says: Porn is Bad for Baseball Players

Kansas City Royals General Manager says: Porn is Bad for Baseball Players
Jeremy Wiles
Jeremy Wiles
Founder, Soul Refiner
Published Aug 31, 20171 min read
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Kansas City Royals General Manager says: Porn is Bad for Baseball Players

KC Royals General Manager, Dayton Moore, told his players that if you want to win, stay away from porn. He revealed his discussion with the team regarding porn during a press conference this week...

KC Royals General Manager, Dayton Moore, told his players that if you want to win, stay away from porn. He revealed his discussion with the team regarding porn during a press conference this week:

“We talk about pornography and the effects of what that does to the minds of the players and the distractions; And how that leads to abuse of – domestic abuse – to abuse of women.”

The GM also mentioned how porn impacts relationships. Moore said his goal is to help the men become better husbands, brothers and teammates.

The KC Royals baseball team are not the only men who’ve discovered the benefits of living free from pornography.

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Jeremy Wiles

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