Ex-World Series Winner Brings Back His ‘Wingman’ Offer For Tom Brady After the NFL Great’s Second Retirement

As the legendary quarterback Tom Brady officially closes the chapter on his storied 23-season NFL career, former center fielder Lenny Dykstra is ready to offer a new adventure. A few months back, Dykstra, had offered the QB a chance to be his wingman. 

After facing not only the end of his NFL journey but also a difficult divorce, Dykstra is once again eager to help Brady navigate this new terrain. Let’s dig deeper to see where it all began, shall we?

The heartfelt offer of Lenny Dykstra

It all began with Dykstra’s flurry of tweets when the news about Brady’s divorce first surfaced. The proposal dates back to when news of Brady’s divorce first broke, with Dykstra taking to Twitter to offer his support. The former baseball player seemed pretty involved in the matter, with one of his first tweets saying that Brady didn’t seem to be shaken up about the divorce. 

He then replied to his own tweet with an offer to be his wingman “Reaching out to Tom Brady… If the breakup with Gisele is hitting you hard, and you want to get back out there and maybe find at the very least a lady to converse and share your feelings with, I’m here for you. Happy to be your wingman in this challenging time!” 

Following Brady’s announcement of his retirement, Dykstra once again took to Twitter with a playful message, “I guess the offer I made Tom Brady a few weeks ago to be my wingman was too good to pass up!” 

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Whether this is just a lighthearted attempt or a genuine offer, one thing is for sure, Lenny Dykstra is making waves on social media with his tweets. 

Tom Brady’s second retirement sure came as a shock 

Tom Brady’s recent retirement announcement sent shockwaves through the sports world. While he had previously hinted at retirement last year, many were surprised to see the football great hang up his cleats for good. 

It’s also to be noted that before making a name for himself in the NF, it seems that Brady could have made a similar impact in the world of baseball.

With his second retirement now official, Brady is entering a new chapter in his life. Whether he takes up Lenny Dykstra’s offer to be his wingman in their pursuit of happiness remains to be seen. The end of an era is upon us, and only time will tell what the future holds for the legendary quarterback. 

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