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What in the soft generation is happening here? Sam Antonacci caught Brandon Lowe with his elbow while sliding into second in one of the weakest attempts to break up a double play I might ever seen and a brawl broke out because of it. And why did they zoom...

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Kevin M. James17 天前

What's there to fight about? He didn't even try to take him out. Weak ass.

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CeeJay17 天前

The game is a shadow of it's once glorious self

Weenie the Wise 的头像
Weenie the Wise17 天前

Where's the "brawl?"

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BaseballHistoryNut17 天前

At the end of the video?

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BrawlSanders17 天前

he didn't catch him with the elbow, he intentionally elbowed him to break up the DP. It's a dirty play.

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Ken.W.o.17 天前

Tv broadcast was in commercial

Sir Edward 的头像
Sir Edward17 天前

Perfect. Baseball has ruled the DP into totally boring.

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DOC Group17 天前

There was no brawl and cooler heads prevailed. Just for context, apparently the same thing had happened the night prior and this time Lowe said something to Antonacci as he headed back to the dugout. Antonacci took exception to whatever words were exchanged and pursued Lowe.

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robert walker17 天前

Antonacci is a dick - did the same thing to Contreras at first base in fenway

Jeff Dewees 的头像
Jeff Dewees17 天前

So soft

Jesse Walker 的头像
Jesse Walker16 天前

It’s almost as Antonacci was the one who took offense? He followed Lowe after the play was over. It was big double play and Antonacci did purposely make contact (not saying it was dirty), Lowe is allowed to talk some

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Carmelo16 天前

Reminds me a little of how the famous nettles/brett fight started

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Oskie8116 天前

Charmin Soft

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Babe Ruth16 天前

No home plate collisions, netting separating the stands and field, no breaking up double plays. Baseball is great but some things have gotten worse

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TheWanderer17 天前

Play hockey…baseball is ghey

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