Tepera suspended 3 games, Ross for 1 game
mlb.com/news/ryan-tepera-suspended-three-gamesPosted Apr 15, 2021, 9:45 PM UTC
Posted Apr 15, 2021, 9:45 PM UTC
A fall from grace for the MVP candidate
It's good, David Ross will only miss one game and he can build on that 0 ERA
I’m sure this will ease tensions between the baseball clubs
Bullshit. What did Ross even do? I highly doubt he told Tepera to throw at him.
You're right, he likely didn't say anything, but it's about making sure the manager controls the teams' actions. Not saying I think a suspension for either was warranted, but they have to go after the manager too since the teams' responses are ultimately under his watch.
See: Astros
Although Hinch actually had a role in that.
Next time hit someone instead.
Seems about right
Wow. I honestly didn't expect any repercussions, although I have not followed the news about it after the game.
2020 MVP candidate Ryan Tepera?
Good. Throwing at Woodruff was uncalled for and well deserving of punishment.
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Yeah Contreras leaned into one but it's not a fucking coincidence he gets hit that many times.
It’s not a coincidence, no. It’s because you need to pitch him inside or he belts an 8th inning go-ahead HR.
This is so stupid.
Contreras gets hit every time the Cubs play the Brewers and then a pitch behind someone’s legs gets a three game ban?
Clean it up, MLB.
Turns out the word "intentional" is pretty important there, especially when the cubs have hit the brewers the same number of times this year that the brewers have hit the cubs.
It goes further back than just this season and expands beyond Contreras.
You can’t honestly think that every time a Brewers pitcher plunks a Cubs batter it’s unintentional.
I sure can't think of any intentional hits by brewers against the cubs at least in the last 3-4 years unless you'd like to point one out. I mean, let's be real, half your lineup stands on the plate. Contreras literally leaned into being hit a different time. You can't expect to never get hot when you actually put your elbow over the plate and try to get hit.
You lose credibility when you just throw out half your lineup stands over the plate
I swear it seems the Cubs never try to get out of the way either
Even worse, contreras literally put his elbow over the plate chasing it that game
He leaned into ONE lol. One. This argument kills me.
More than the Astros got.
But didn't you hear? They "paid the price" or whatever that jackass said.