Max Munsey became the movie’s bad boy in a Sunday losing dodgers they have suffered before St. Louis Cardinals at 10-5 in Bush Stadium and not only was expelled, but also made harsh accusations against the receivers of the opposing team.
In the last game of the series, the veteran player had to head to the shower early in the fourth inning when he got his second out of the game, and instead of retreating to the dugout, he went to third base to discuss in Judge Paul Emmelwho on Saturday was behind the plate in yet another defeat for dodgersbut this time at 6-5.
The reason for the third baseman’s annoyance was the umpire’s decision when it came to signaling balls or hits, since the umpire is on the plate, Nick Lenz, gave a different interpretation to two launches that landed in the same area. The first was the ball, and the second was the kick.
It blew Mansi and as soon as he was crossed out he went to the judge, but he was never able to fully face himself thanks to the participation Dave Roberts and third-rate coach, legendary former baseball player Dino Ebel. However, from afar, Max expressed his irritation and complaint, for which he was finally expelled.
Los Angeles team manager had to choose Chris Taylor replace Mansi, who finished his game 2-1 with a strikeout, bringing his batting average to .191 of his average. Not satisfied with the sanction that caused him to withdraw from the game, the 32-year-old baseball player would accuse the receivers of Cardinals intimidate and put pressure on judges, according to famous journalist David Wassegfrom AM570.
Even the Orange County Record reporter Bill Plunkett, He collected several player statements in which he criticized the referee’s criteria. “He called it a ball and it’s for the catcher to sit there and tell him it’s a terrible decision and he lost it and he needs to improve and then he gives it to the next one.. I felt that they were intimidated and they relented. For me, this is where the disappointment came in. I don’t like”.
From four game series, dodgers he was only able to succeed in Friday’s match, when they won 0-5. In the rest, he got to the locals. First in historic beating Julio Urias 16-8, the second on Saturday 6-5 and yesterday 10-5. Cardinals He managed to avenge the three games he suffered against the Angels in April.
Source: La Opinion
Ben Stock is an accomplished sports journalist. He currently works at 24 news breaker, where he has a reputation for providing in-depth analysis and unique perspectives on the latest sports news. He has a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of the sports industry. With a passion for storytelling, Ben’s writing takes readers closer to the action and the people behind it.