Dodgers, Padres punished after Fernando Tatis Jr. HBP sparks benches-clearing incident in NL West clash

Major League Baseball has imposed sanctions between Los Angeles Dodger and San Diego Padres. The two managers, Los Angeles Dave Roberts and San Diego Mike Shoddt have been expelled for the game. At the same time, Padre Relien Robert Suarez has been suspended for three games after Shohei Ohtani Plunking. Each of these three individuals, which came out of Thursday’s game, was also fined with undiscovered money.

On Friday, Roberts and Shodt will serve their suspension. However, Suarez was elected to appeal and would not have to serve his sanction until the court session.

Thursday’s competition between Dodgers and Padres saw Fernando Tatis Jr. Leave the game after the drill with Fastier Jack Little. Tatis has been sent for X-ray (unattractive) what his third hit hit against Dodgers this season.

“No matter what it happened [intentional] Or it was not enough, it’s enough, “Shilt said after the game.

The racks that were later cleaned, which helps to explain why Suarez took himself to the underpass of the bottom of the ninth.

The supplies predominated 5-3 finals, reducing their deficit in the National League five games. This year, there have been 10 fighters during the seven heads of the chapter so far, which includes eight in the last four games. (Dodger, in turn, lasts a seasonal series 5-2 margins.) The two sides will not meet again in Los Angeles until August 15-17 to forgive and forget about August 15-17.