Ken Rosenthal Reportedly Banned From Padres Dugout After Ripping Tatis, Machado
The San Diego Padres were clearly not happy with Fox Sports broadcaster Ken Rosenthal.
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The San Diego Padres were clearly not happy with Fox Sports broadcaster Ken Rosenthal.
SAN DIEGO — For Fernando Tatis Jr., baseball's purest form occurs back home, in the Dominican Republic, within the raucous stadiums and the tense environments unique to what is colloquially known as winter ball. Tatis plays there any chance he gets, even in years when Major League Baseball's arduous season tires his body. It brings him joy. In some ways, Tatis has often expressed, it gives him life. And so perhaps it's no surprise that Tatis has starred in his first true playoff experience. The electricity from it has empowered him.
Every baseball fan base has its own identity. A Philadelphia Phillies crowd is intense. Fans of the Los Angeles Dodgers are raucous (but late-arriving, fighting through the traffic bottlenecks). New York Yankees fans are anxious, emitting murmurs of distress between pitches.
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Los Angeles manager Dave Roberts said it was "bothersome" and "unsettling" that a ball San Diego third baseman Manny Machado threw into the Dodgers dugout seemed intended for him during the Padres' 10-2 win in Game 2 of their NL Division Series, when tempers flared on the field and in the stands at Dodger Stadium.
SAN DIEGO — The baseball that San Diego Padres third baseman Manny Machado threw toward the Dodgers' dugout Sunday night — triggering another heated back-and-forth between him and Los Angeles pitcher Jack Flaherty — landed in the vicinity of Dodgers manager Dave Roberts.
David Ortiz, Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez react to the Los Angeles Dodgers' Game 1 win over the San Diego Padres and discuss Shohei Ohtani's postseason debut.
LOS ANGELES — The start of Sunday's bottom of the seventh inning was delayed and close to two-dozen security guards lined the foul lines of Dodger Stadium after fans threw objects onto the field in Game 2 of the NLDS, further escalating tensions between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the division-rival San Diego Padres.