When the winger approached the Angels’ dugout, the benches were destroyed as the fight erupted for about four minutes, and the game was delayed by about 18 minutes.
Angels interim manager Bill Nevin received a long suspension in 10 games after Wands threw the winger, which came after earlier warnings.
The play began Saturday, with Mariners pitcher Eric Swanson hitting Los Angeles star center fielder Mike Trott almost in the head with a pitch in the ninth inning.
“If you’re going to hit me, hit me in the ribs,” Trout said Said Saturday after his team’s 5-3 defeat. “Don’t hit me on the head. I do not know what that purpose is, but … nothing in the head, you do not do it.
In the first inning on Sunday, Wands threw in on Mariners center fielder Julio Rodriguez. Wands, who is usually a reliever, started his first career on Sunday replacing planned starter Jose Suarez.
Speaking to reporters before his team hosts the Chicago White Sox on Monday, Nevin denied using Wands as a starter to throw at the Marines.
“That’s not true,” Nevin said Said. “It simply came to our notice then. Done done. Done yesterday. We focus on white socks today.
The winger, hitting his right hip with a 91-mile fastball, received a seven-game suspension after approaching the Angels’ duckout despite two referees trying to stop him. Some Angels players met the winger at the top of their dugout as the Mariners players exited their bench.
Seattle shortstop JP Crawford received a five-game suspension, and Rodriguez was suspended for two games. All three Mariners players will appeal.
Angels third paceman Anthony Renton and assistant pitching coach Tom City each scored five games.
Renton, Former Washington Nationals star His known Quiet behavior, Met Winger at the top of the dugout and stuck his left hand in Winker’s face. Renton suffered Right wrist injury ending a season He wore a cast on that wrist earlier this month and during the fight. He will have to carry out his suspension after returning from the injured list, but the Angels will be barred from sitting on the bench for the next seven games.
Wands and Angels pitcher Ryan Deborah received three-game suspensions for refusing to deliberately hit the winger. Los Angeles pitcher Riesel Iglesias, bench coach Ray Montgomery and translator Manny del Combo received two-game suspensions; Only Deborah and Iglesias appealed to the angels.
After learning that he was one of eight players or managers fired on Sunday, Iglesias threw a box of sunflower seeds into the field. After returning to the dugout, he also threw the bubble gum tank.
Angels catching coach Bill Hasselman was also suspended for a game.
After the fight, the winger flashed his middle fingers to the bleachers as he headed to Seattle’s duckout. The Angels hit two runs in the seventh inning to win 2-1.
In support of the winger, a Mariners fan ordered a Pepperoni pizza Presented to the left fielder Sunday at the Audience Clubhouse.
“The only thing I’m going to apologize for is flipping fans,” Winger said Said After Sunday’s game. “That’s it. As fans, they spend the hard earned money to watch us play, they deserve it. So I apologize to the fans, especially the women and children.
