Dodgers, Padres punished after Fernando Tatis Jr. HBP sparks benches-clearing incident in NL West clash
Major League Baseball pronounced punishment arising from the Bean war between the Los Angeles and San Diego Padres dodgers. Managers, Dave Roberts from Los Angeles and Mike Shildt from San Diego, were banished for a match. Padres Robert Suarez lift was suspended for three games after diving Shohei Ohtani. Each of these three people, ejected from Thursday’s match, was also sentenced to an undisclosed amount.
Friday, Roberts and Shildt will serve their suspension. Suarez, however, has chosen to appeal and will not have to purge his sanction as long as an audience can be held.
The competition on Thursday between the Dodgers and the Padres saw Fernando Tatis Jr. Leaving the match after being drilled in the hand with a quick ball of the Jack Little lift. Tatis was sent for an x -ray (not conclusive) radiography for what was equivalent to its third blow by Pitch against the Dodgers this season.
“Whether it is [intentional] Or that was not the case, that’s enough, “said Shildt after the match.” We have a guy who gets X -rays at the moment, is one of the best players in the game, fortunately, he is part of our team, and this guy has shot, ok? “”
The benches are then cleared, which helps to explain why Suarez has taken it upon hitting Ohtani on the shoulder at the bottom of the ninth round.
The Padres would prevail over a 5-3 final, which reduces its deficit in the West National League to five games. Until now, during seven meetings in mind (the Dodgers, for their part, lead the series of the season by a margin of 5-2.) The two parties will not meet before August 15 to 17 in Los Angeles, giving the parties involved a lot of time to forgive and forget.
