Respectfully, I think that’s a bit of stretch Buster. I don’t doubt one bit that he was trying send a message. Urena didn’t take his glove off until he was confronted Snikter and the entire bench. I can’t think of many pitchers that leave their gloves on when benches clear.
The fact that Urena dropped his glove as the Braves' bench emptied and seemed to beckon them forward tells you all you need to know about his intent.
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Listen to Buster, he’s played in a lot of games. Knows these situations better than you.
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He played in an era when a struggling pitcher was expected to shake things up by drilling a batter, or when a hot hitter might get thrown at just because he was hot. I hope the sport has evolved forward from that, as it has with the use of helmets/etc. Just absurd.
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I would say suspend him the rest of the season, but it is a harsher penalty to be stuck playing on the Marlins.
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That lowlife gutless piece of garbage.....baseball needs their young players and this is what happens to them.....disgusting....
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Couldn't agree more! That was as low as it gets. The Marlins should be embarrassed by this classless move
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Absolute bullshit, a last place, excuse of a team like the Marlins should carry on. Lots of respect for Inciarte as well for being the first one out to protect his teammate
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