Was Jose Canseco hacked? Or is this just another bizarre -- this one quite serious and sad -- day in the life of his Twitter account? Here is a screen grab of all three in case he takes them down (update: Which he did), with the name of the alleged accuser eradicated by us. Why anyone would tweet about this is beyond us.
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