Pittsburgh Pirates Reluver Dennis Santana was involved in an incident in which a fan was excluded from a doublehead of a doublehead against host Detroit Tigers on Thursday night.
A tigers spokesperson confirmed that the fan was removed from the Commerica Park, which took place by the visitors of the visitors and caught on the video.
Santana, who said that the change took place around the seventh innings, jumped into a video in an attempt to take off a punch. The angle of another video showed Santana pointing to the fan before jumping near the Bulpen wall to take a swing, which was not descending.
“You guys know me and know my nature,” Santana told reporters through an interpreter after the game. “I am a calm person. He just crossed the line a few times. I would like to leave it like this.”
“I am still collecting the facts,” said Pirates Manager Don Kelly. “I don’t really have enough information to comment on it.”
Santana came with a score tied in the ninth innings, then returned to the game after a delay in 75 minutes of rain and recorded one. Pittsburgh won
8-4 in 10 innings to divide the doubleheader.
In the 10th innings, another position that included the team’s teammate Tommy Fam, with fans who removed the safety, had clearly hek the experienced outfielder according to the athletic. The form did not interview the postgame with reporters.
“I didn’t see it,” Kelly said. “I think the fans were saying something to him, and he was not pitying it. Security did a big job to increase that situation very quickly.”
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