The benches didn't empty. One Mississippi coach came out seemingly to make sure the Braves stayed put. Manager Rocket Wheeler did discuss the ejection with Henson.
UPDATE: Would have hit him in the back, but got him in the elbow first.
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Wrigley grand slam leads to pitcher's ejection
Biscuits first baseman Henry Wrigley hit a grand slam in the eighth inning tonight to give Montgomery an 8-5 lead over the Mississippi Braves. When Braves reliever Brett Butts' next pitch hit John Matulia in the back, home-plate umpire Brandon Henson ejected Butts, a former Auburn player.
The benches didn't empty. One Mississippi coach came out seemingly to make sure the Braves stayed put. Manager Rocket Wheeler did discuss the ejection with Henson.
UPDATE: Would have hit him in the back, but got him in the elbow first.
The benches didn't empty. One Mississippi coach came out seemingly to make sure the Braves stayed put. Manager Rocket Wheeler did discuss the ejection with Henson.
UPDATE: Would have hit him in the back, but got him in the elbow first.
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