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Delmon Young Is In Trouble

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Wow, his temper got the best of him there. Sucks to be him, but you gotta assume responsibility for your actions.

yeah - bad enough he was showing up the guy the way he was - say your piece and get back to the dugout

 

he deserved to be tossed and i'm sure he'll regret losing his cool for a long time

Meh. That pitch was obviously not a strike. That'll teach the ump not to call pitches that are two feet outside a strike.

 

i don't remember eric gregg getting a bat thrown at him and that game meant something. :mischief

 

i heard today that apparently though the ump was showing delmon and others up by striking a pose after each strike he called but still you can't toss a bat at the guy.

Good thing for the ump he was wearing a chest protector. The bat bounced right off. I'm just glade nobody was hurt.

Jon Lester's take on this...(he was the pitcher0

 

"Not exactly sure what happened with Delmon. All I know is he got tossed and didn't really like it so he turned around and tossed the bat. I don't think he meant to hit the ump, but the bat stuck to his hand a little long, maybe because of the pine tar or something--and it ended up hitting him."

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