Blue Jays right Jose Perius Seattle suspected Cal Rally He was transferring the stadium information to Sailor His teammates wanted to know the hard mask that he thought about.
Perius exchanged angry words with a rally, returning to the hideout at the end of the fourth half on Saturday 8-4, loss 12 per half To the sailors.
“I do not interact this way much,” Pirius said. “I am a quiet and cooler man. But when some people try to fight with us in the field, I do not respect that. I don’t like it.”
Both seats were cleared as beríos and RaleIight had returned between the third rule and the main plate, but the situation was not escalating. Since the assistants of both teams were running out of Bullles, Toronto Slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. He was waving his team mates.
Rally denied the transfer of the stadium information but said it understood Perius’s reaction.
Rally said: “I want to do the same thing.” “If someone thinks that they were wandering, I want to say something. Just how it is.
John Schneider, director of Blue Jays, said that stealing signs and transferring stadium information is a “fair game”.
“The difference is doing it. We get it,” Schneider said. “At the heat of the moment, the fire was shot a little. I didn’t think the seats needed to disinfect them. There was nothing crazy. But I love when our men committed themselves.”
Rally came again in fifth place and hit a dual field to two right-wing vehicles that put Seattle in the foreground 2-1. Rally 2 ended with 3 with three aspects, one of them intentionally.
In 20 games against Blue Jays, RaleIight is beaten 292 (21 versus 72) with nine runs and 18 RBis.
Report by Associated Press.
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