Charlie Montoyo was the Toronto Blue Jays manager until he was fired mid‑season in 2022. ([ESPN.com][1])
* Upon Montoyo’s dismissal, John Schneider (who was bench coach at the time) was promoted to interim manager for the remainder of the season. ([Sportsnet.ca][2])
* Schneider remains (as of the latest credible data) associated with managing the Blue Jays or in their staff, depending on timeframe. ([blogto.com][3])
* ESPN Madison (Good Karma Brands) and WTLX are real entities—Madison/Wisconsin‑based sports radio / media outlets. ([Good Karma Brands]
What is *not* supported by evidence
* There is **no publicly available credible report** that Montoyo, in his capacity with ESPN Madison / Good Karma Brands, has made a specific shocking or “stunning message” addressed to John Schneider.
* Nothing in current archives among mainstream sports news, MLB news, or Good Karma Brands reporting shows Montoyo making public commentary toward Schneider in this new role.
Possible explanations
1. **Misattribution or rumor** — It is possible the headline originated from an unverified tip, social media, or rumor rather than an established press release or interview.
2. **Speculation / future event** — The “see more…” in your headline might suggest that the article was in progress, speculative, or teasing something not yet fully published.
3. **Fabrication or parody** — Sometimes clickbait or satirical content uses real names and plausible sounding roles to draw interest, without actual substance behind the claim.
What would need to be true for the headline to hold up
* We would need a direct quote or audio/video clip of Montoyo making such remarks.
* The statement should be published by a reliable news outlet or verified by Montoyo himself.
* The “message” would likely involve some criticism, challenge, or commentary regarding Schneider’s performance, philosophy, or decisions, given the implied nature of “sent to.”
