LOS ANGELES – Former New York baseball player Lenny Dykstra is denying allegations that he stripped buck naked and asked a woman he was interviewing for a housekeeping job to massage him.
"Total garbage - never happened," the embattled baseballer said through his lawyer.
The woman's attorney said she plans to sue and declined to release her name or an LAPD police report she claims to have filed.
"She's really traumatized. She had to see a psychiatrist. She said she can't sleep," said lawyer Mauro Fiore.
He said the woman, a married mother of six responded to an online Craigslist ad for a cleaning woman and agreed to meet Dykstra at an Encino, Calif., house on April 9.
Fiore said Lenny led her to a guesthouse, gave her a box of oils, dropped his dropped his pants and jumped on a bed.
"He said he had a lot of injuries from being an athlete and needed her to massage him as part of the job," Fiore said. "That's when she ran out."
Dykstra, 49, who has been beset by money woes, is the target of at least two financial probes.
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