'One thing must be finished': White Sox participant requires stronger gun legal guidelines

Chicago White Sox relief pitcher Liam Hendricks reacted to the current mass taking pictures in Highland Park, Illinois, with a name for change.

Hendricks shared his ideas throughout a locker room interview Monday following his Independence Day recreation towards the Minnesota Twins.

"One thing must be finished. One thing must occur as a result of there’s approach too many individuals shedding their lives," Hendricks stated. "It’s not solely in regards to the those that lose their lives. The households of that. It is the tragedy they undergo, your complete group when individuals are involved about leaving the home, involved about doing the day-to-day issues of going to work or any variety of these items."

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A fireworks show was deliberate after the sport at Chicago's Assured Price Subject on Monday evening however was finally canceled in mild of the taking pictures that resulted in six deaths and 36 accidents. The sport as an alternative featured a second of silence for the victims of the assault. Whereas the White Sox went on to lose the sport towards the Twins 3 to six, Hendricks targeted his feedback on current occasions.

"There’s lots of issues which are good over right here, however you have a look at the negatives," the Australian native stated. "I needed to take a driving take a look at once I was over right here. I gained’t should take a take a look at if I wish to get a gun. That’s silly. Whoever thought that was a fantastic thought is an fool."

"Our hearts are with the Highland Park group," the staff wrote in a assertion on Monday. "The complete Chicago White Sox group expresses our deepest sympathies to the households and associates of the harmless victims of right now's horrific taking pictures and all of those that have been affected by this tragedy."

A suspect within the taking pictures has since been arrested.