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The unwritten rules of baseball are a particularly sensitive topic that has caused widespread discussion over the years and hot passions on the field. If you show arrogance and disrespect for your opponent, you usually suffer, in most cases painful.

The 25-year-old Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson taught him during last night`s home game against the Kansas City Royals of the Major League Baseball. In the 4th inning, the infielder hit a double home run against `King` starter Brad Keller and defiantly tossed his bat in the direction of his teammates in the rainbow.



An unbridled joy enraged the guest pitcher, and he waited for the right moment for retribution. At the start of the 6th inning, Anderson again batted and, with his first ball, Keller hit him in the back. Naturally, this provoked the victim`s outrage and he sought self-punishment, but was first deterred by the opponent`s catcher, Martin Maldonado, and then by his team-mate Jose Abreu. At the same time, however, the two spare benches and the two bulps had already emptied, and the exchange of replicas had become a melee in the infield.



The most violent in the search for justice were Chicago manager Rick Renteria and Kansas City coach Dale Swayme, who exchanged strikes and were kicked out of the game. Both major provocateurs were eliminated from the game -;Tim Anderson and Brad Keller. `It`s a little confusing. I ended up in the locker room, though I was the one who was hit with the ball -; commented after the Anderson match. -; I will continue to be myself and have fun. Our fans give a hard timethe money they made to come to the stadium and watch a show. So why not have one? `



Although leading 2-0 after the infamous home run, the White Sox team lost the match mentioned by soccer standings with3:4 in 10 innings. The regular 9-pointer ended with a score of 3:3, after the visitors scored a total of 3 points in the 5th and 7th inning through single hits by Alex Gordon (2 RBI) and Hunter Dozier, and the hosts evened in 8th with an RBI-single by Leury Garcia.

In the opening inning, Dozer hit a home run against Nate Jones` white socks (L 0-1), and in the closing Scott Barlow (S 1) provided a clear defense for the Royals. Winner came Willie Peralta (W 2-1, BS 2), who tossed in the 8th and 9th.






Chicago White Sox - Kansas City Royals 3:4 (10 innings)

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