Mets' Cespedes sent staffer in $380K Lambo to buy a round waffle maker


To know Yoenis Cespedes is to understand he's the kind of guy who only likes round waffles. It's no surprise to learn he let a Mets staffer borrow his Lamborghini for a Waffle-related errand.
Why did Yoenis Cespedes let a Mets staffer drive his Lamborghini to a Target in PSL? It starts with waffles: https://t.co/1hevpZL2CW
— Marc Carig (@MarcCarig) February 24, 2016
Cespedes drove a Lamborghini Aventador reportedly valued at $300,000 originally, but custom flame throwing capabilities from the exhaust pipe added an extra $80,000 (via Darren Rovell). It was the third time in as many days that Cespedes arrived to Spring Training in an expensive vehicle.
Apparently Yoenis Cespedes prefers round waffles to square. So he sent someone to @Target. In his @Lamborghini pic.twitter.com/t0A6thKguZ
— Ed Dead Water Killer (@TCPalmEKiller) February 24, 2016
According to NewsDay, one lucky Mets staffer said she was on her way to Target for errands when Cespedes put two and two together — maybe she could help him find a round waffle maker? Here's how Marc Carig saw it all down down (via NewsDay).
"On Wednesday morning, Cespedes wondered if a Mets staffer might be willing to make a quick run to the store for a round waffle maker.
Cespedes insisted that the staffer take his black Lamborghini Aventador — the one customized to have flames shoot out of the tailpipe."
Cespedes signed a three-year, $75 million deal so he can certainly afford the expensive cars and new waffle makers. Most interesting about the report, however, is when readers also learn that Cespedes apparently thinks square waffles are bad luck.
Of course, this is not the first time we've seen Cespedes obsess over waffles. Check out this picture that the Mets shared on Twitter earlier this week of the New York slugger preparing a waffle.
Is there anything he can't do?! @ynscspds making waffles for breakfast. #Mets #SpringTraining pic.twitter.com/bI11V9HtYF
— New York Mets (@Mets) February 22, 2016
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