Seattle Mariner’s right-hand field player Victor Robles was cast out of the Triple-a Tacoma-Revalidation match on Sunday after he had thrown his bat to the pitcher, who walked a fastball on and in, almost hit him.
Robles, 28, whose recovery of a shoulder injury, on the plate was for his second AT-Bat in the third inning against Las Vegas Aviator-Werger Joey Estes when he lost his cool, as shown in a clip posted on X by by Jomboy Media. Robles plays with the Triple-a Tacoma Rainiers as part of his rehabilitation assignment.
Estes threw up a fast ball and in Robles and almost cut him on his right shoulder.
Robles waved to the field in apparent self -defense and polluted it. He then ran behind referee Joe McCarthy and dropped his bat.
Robles immediately picked up the bat and hurled it to Estes and hit his own helmet.
The smoking outfielder then started to scream to Estes while McCarthy signales that he was cast out of the game.
The 2019 World Series champion completely ignores the referee, counts on the hill and pushes past McCarthy.
Tacoma’s bank was released and his teammates prevented him from going to Estes.
Even after he had taken him off the field, the ball player of the hot silver was not ready.
Now in the Dugout, Robles winds a cooler on the field and sends the content in it. He then entered the clubhouse.
Robles has been rehabilitating a disrupted left shoulder since 6 April, when he was injured in making a jumping catch and crashed with the network in Oracle Park during the Seattle match against the San Francisco Giants.
He was then placed on a cart and removed from the field.
The outfielder had already been hit three times by a pitch in five Rehab matches for Tacoma, according to MLB network.
He was hit twice during Tuesday’s game, including once by Estes.
It is unclear what kind of punishment Major League Baseball will spend on the Bat-throwing incident.
Robles is in his second season with the Mariners after playing his first eight seasons with the Nationals.
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