VIDEO: Nick Markakis Calls for Astros Players to Catch a 'Beating' for Sign-Stealing Scandal

Go ahead and add Atlanta Braves right fielder Nick Markakis to the long list of players who is furious with the Houston Astros right now. The team's sign-stealing scandal has turned Major League Baseball upside down, with each passing day only bringing more shame to Houston. For Markakis, he truly sounded like a disappointed parent while calling out the Astros.
VIDEO: Nick Markakis shares his thoughts on the Astros scandal. #Braves pic.twitter.com/Tqt429610y
— 680 The Fan (@680TheFan) February 18, 2020
That's the voice of a man who is straight-up not happy with what happened, as well as how Rob Manfred has decided to handle the fallout of the ordeal.
"It angers you, especially coming from a guy who's played the right way his whole career," Markakis said. "No shortcuts. I know how hard this game is and I know how hard preparing for this game is. To see something like that, it's damaging to baseball. I feel like every single guy over there needs a beating. It's wrong. They're messing with people's careers."
Tell us how you really feel, Nick. The Astros players need a beating, you say? Whoa.
“I’m angry! It’s wrong. I’ve played my whole career clean and the right way. I’m hurt by it. And I’m disappointed with the way things have been handled by #MLB. Those guys still get to play. It’s Bull&$!t!” - Nick Markakis on addressing the #Astros Scandal @FOXSportsBraves pic.twitter.com/8m9d7MSqTC
— Paul Byrd (@PaulByrd36) February 18, 2020
While Astros fans might try and defend their club, there's no denying what they've done over the years has been shameful.
Markakis is spot on. Career's have surely been affected by the sign-stealing, and he has every right to be as furious as he is now.