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#Marlins starter Eury Perez plunked Kazuma Okamoto with a 97 MPH fastball and then stared into the #BlueJays' dugout. John Schneider was none too pleased - to say the least. Very interesting sequence. #BlueJays50 (Viz: @sportsnet)

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We have a follow up to this story... Check this out: between innings, Eury Perez appeared to suffer an injury while stretching in the #Marlins' dugout. He's been removed from the game. It comes an inning after his interaction with the #BlueJays' dugout. (Viz: Sportsnet)

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