Seattle mariners Outfielder Victor Rawobals Major League Baseball said on Tuesday that Triple-A received a 10-game suspension and an unknown fine during the top of the third innings of a game on Sunday, where he was on a rehabilitation assignment, Major League Basball said on Tuesday.
Las Vegas Starter Joy Estase had the first pitch inside the third innings, and Rawobals emphasized it to avoid being a hit. After taking a few steps behind the plate and leaving his bat, Rawobals picked up the bat and thrown it towards the estate and immediately the plate umpire who was thrown out of the game by Macarthi.
Rawobals, who had collided with Tacoma three times in their last four matches, took some steps towards the mound shouting at the pitcher, but was held back by Macarthi and others.
He later took him on social media to allow his frustration to be best.
Rawobals said in an Instagram story, “It has been physically and mentally challenging for a long rehabilitation and staying away from the game for most of the season.” “By adding it, my mother’s recent passing has been incredibly difficult, and I am trying my best to keep it together. It’s not an excuse, but some reference I think you think you are worth understanding where I am coming from.”
The suspension is to be effective on the first day, Rawobals return to the active roster of mericars. He is recovering from a shoulder injury in April.
Rawobals are appealing, so disciplinary action is in grip until the process is completed.
Information of Associated Press was used in this report.
