The Padres pitcher's hit to Shohei Ohtani's touch ball is suspected to be a deliberate revenge, and the fans poured out the Padres pitcher's IG

Major League Baseball (MLB) Los Angeles Dodgers on the 18thIn the second game of the four-game streak with the Padres, there was a big brawl, including Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani and Padres brother Fernando Tatis Jr. were served with a touch ball, and the scene was full of gunpowder, and many fans questioned that Padres pitcher Randy Vasquez's touch ball was suspected of being deliberately retaliated and blew up Vasquez's IG after the game.

The second game of the Dodgers' four-game streak with the Padres staged a big brawl, including Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani (pictured) and Padres's brother Tatis Jr. were served by the touchball ball

The Dodgers had three touches in Game 2 with the Padres yesterday, and in the first half of the second inning, Padres hitter Fernando Tatis Jr. was hit on the back by Dodgers pitcher Lou Trivino. In the second half of the third inning, Shohei Ohtani was hit in the thigh by an inside corner kick by Vazquez, which caused Dodgers head coach Dave Roberts to rush onto the court and question the revenge ball, and Roberts was ejected by the referee.

Many fans questioned that Padres pitcher Wazquez's touch ball to Shohei Ohtani was suspected of being deliberately retaliated by blowing up Wazquez's IG after the game.

After the playoffs, Roberts still said that the ball was clearly not out of control, but deliberate, and Vazquez stressed that he was only going to throw an inside corner speedball, but he didn't control the ball properly. Padres head coach Mike Shildt also explained that Wazquez just wanted to throw the ball into the inside corner, but he slipped out of control.

Many fans questioned that Padres pitcher Wazquez's touch ball to Shohei Ohtani was suspected of being deliberately retaliated by blowing up Wazquez's IG after the game.

After the game, many fans also poured into Wazquez's IG message version, angrily choking Wazquez "Dirty player" and "trash pitcher", and in addition to English, there are also many Japanese and Chinese messages, as of 7 am Beijing time on the 19th, the number of messages has exceeded 1,100.