Rockies interim manager Warren Schaeffer goes ballistic after first career ejection
For the first time, Warren Schaeffer was released as the temporary manager of Colorado Rockies, which took advantage of this career.
Home Plate Ramon de Jesus called three strikes to Rockies outside the field player Tyler Freeman and immediately after discussing the call.
At that time, Schaeffer went out of the shelter to enter them, and after watching his reaction, he had no idea of staying in his shelter.
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After entering between Schaeffer, de Jesus and Freeman, he dirty his gum and hat, which led the referee to throw the temporary manager from the game.
From there, Schaeffer entered the face of Jesus and showed his part, where he thought the field was.
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Schaeffer kneeled into the box of use and grabbed his hand just above the ground, probably showing Jesus where he thought he had a strike-three in Freeman.
Rockies saved BUD Black from the executive duties on May 11, despite a rare win for Colorado, the team with the worst record of the MLB this season at 18-65.
Since Schaeffer took over, Rockies’ consequences have been going to 11-32 since then.
However, Schaeffer’s fiery response to Freeman’s strike clearly turned the tides on his shelter.
Rockies beat Brewers in 4-3 extra innings in American Family Field. In the eighth shot of Brenton Doyle, the RBI couple, as well as Orlando Arcia’s ninth game, was forced to extras on the road.
Later, Kyle Farmer came with a RBI single in the 11th place to give Colorado the leadership that they would not give up the bottom of the frame while Tyler Kinley closed the win.
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