MLB reportedly investigating Jazz Chisholm Jr. exchange with Braves coach over possible beanball threat

Major League Baseball looks at the possibility that Atlanta Colder coach Eddie Perez has called on New York Yankees, which wants two teams to beans during the week. New York post Reports:

The incident came from Sticholm’s obvious attempts to transfer hall to the hall when he was on the second foundation, final 12-9 Ankees during the victory. Here is the actions of Chisolm.

Chisholm’s gestures are quite similar to the teammaker Codin Belinger, when the marinas are closer to Andres Muoz, played against the last game. In such a way, the marks or prompt of the rails is legal.

As for Perez, he took what Chisholm seemed to do, and he and the Al-star exchanged words when Chisholm was in the third core. For a moment, Perez pointed out what he could comment on as a threat of revenge.

In his turn, Perez, after the game, denied that pointing gesture was a threat of any kind. “I just said:” Be smart, “Perez said through MLB.com:A number “I like that guy. He is one of my favorites. And she went crazy about it. I don’t know why he’s some of me [stuff]”

“I hope it was not [have to do with throwing at his head]Because there is obviously there is no room for that, “said Yankez Manager Aharon Bohson on the edge of a series in a truist park on Sunday.” It was not good. I hope he doesn’t think like that because it deserves to seek.

Sunday’s rubber meeting, 4-2 Ankees wins, played without an incident. Chisholm went for 2 for 2 and didn’t get out of the plate out of it, except the backward slider, at the beginning he turned and missed.