Deliberately smashed by an opponent? Shohei Ohtani was hit with a ball, and the Dodgers head protested and was ejected

Major League Baseball (MLB) Los Angeles DodgersIn the second game of the 4-game game with the Padres on the 18th, after Dodger Japanese superstar Shohei Ohtani was touched in the third game, the referee gave a warning to the two teams after discussion, and Dave Roberts, the head coach of Dodgers, came on the court to express his dissatisfaction and was ejected by the referee. It was also the first time Robles has been ejected this season. After the first 4 innings of this game, the two sides formed a 3-3 draw.

Shohei Ohtani was hit with a ball

When Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. hit in the third inning, Dodgers pitcher Lou Trivino threw a 95.4-mile stretch ball and smashed it into Tartis Jr.'s back to form a touch ball, which made Tartis Jr. a little unhappy.

When it was the Dodgers' turn to attack in the next three innings, Shohei Ohtani faced Padres starting pitcher Randy Vasquez, and the opponent threw the first inside corner with a close-range bad ball, and the second 43.8-mile four-seam fastball hit Ohtani's right thigh, causing Ohtani to scream in pain on the spot.

Screenshot of the game screen

After the four referees on the scene discussed it at the moment, they gave warnings to both teams. At this time, Robles was dissatisfied with this and wanted to protest, so he was immediately ejected by Tripp Gibson (Tripp Gibson), so that Robles immediately exploded to find Gibson theory. In addition, after Dodgers outfielder Andy Pages was touched yesterday, he believed that Padres starting pitcher Dylan Cease was deliberately smashing people.