Dennis Santana suspended over fan altercation: Pirates reliever out four games, fined for ‘aggressive conduct’

The main league baseball stopped the pirates of the Pittsburgh Reliever Dennis Santana for four games and fined the undiscovered amount for its “aggressive behavior” during the night attack of Detroit tigers. Santana has appealed its suspension, considering that its discipline will be postponed before the court session.

Santana, 29, was caught by an exchange of conversations with a fan before leaping and killing. One circumference in the footage, which were distributed on social media, seemed to be seen that it indicates the safety fans located in Budpen Budpen. Tigers announced on Thursday that the fan was out of the Comerica Field.

“You know me guys. I have a quiet kind of behavior, “said Santana after a translator. “I have never had any problems for any of the teams I have played for. I think the boy has passed a line several times. ”

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Santana is the second member of the pirates, which will be suspended due to the interaction with a fan this season. Outfielder Tommy Pham has been evicted in April for the game. It should be noted that there was no physical element with the interaction of PAM. Instead, Fam simply made the Legal gesture toward the fan.

Santana appeared this season on Friday, introducing 32 games, its first entire campaign with Pittsburgh. He summarizes the 1.72 era (246 era +) and the ratio of 5,00 strikes to the strike, making it a valuable member of the pirate phase.

The pirates began against Texas Rangers on weekends on Friday, 30-46 in a record year. Its 16 games return to the center of the National League.