The pitcher of the New York Mets, Noah Syndergaard, responded to a lawsuit against him for not pay 27 thousand Dollars of rent from a penthouse located in Manhattan.
Through his Twitter account, Noah Syndergaard responded to a landlord who filed a lawsuit against him, ensuring that the pitcher 27 year old breached his lease and did not pay the rental of a penthouse than rented in Manhattan.
“I have fairly and in good faith offered to pay 2 months rent (over $ 50,000) to a landlord for a place I was never going to step on due to a global pandemic that severely affected residents of NY“The launcher explained.
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– Noah Syndergaard (@Noahsyndergaard) May 24, 2020
Syndergaard He communicated the decision in a timely manner to the owner of the penthouse located at 116 Hudson St. to try to rent it again; all this, while the star pitcher of the Mets underwent surgery Tommy John and he was moving to Florida to continue his rehabilitation process.
However, the landlord accuses Thor of treating “the binding lease as an option” and is now suing him for $ 250,000, the full value of the lease, which covered a rental period of March 20. to November 30.
“The owner is trying to extort me for $ 250,000 while leaking this story to the media, and I’m the bad guy? Yes, Ok. See you in court, pal, ”Syndergaard threatened on Saturday.
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“Syndergaard he abandoned his obligations under the lease, refusing to take possession of the leased premises and refusing to make any of the required payments, ”the court documents say.
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