Yankees' CC Sabathia has kicked off two innings of a $ 500,000 bonus

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – New York Yankees starter CC Sabathia, in the middle of a series and two shy heats, was sent off Thursday afternoon's game at Tropicana Field.

Sabathia entered Thursday's game after scoring 148 innings this season. In what will be his last start of the year, he needed to last the seventh to reach 155 innings and receive the bonus.

But he was overthrown by referee Vic Carapazza at the bottom of the sixth inning after throwing a 92.5-mph cutter into the left leg of Jesus Sucre's receiver, Tampa Bay Rays.

Carapazza issued warnings a few minutes earlier, following a thrust in the lead by Andrew Kittredge, the reliever of the Rays, who had beaten the head of Yankees receiver Austin Romine. After the warnings, the next hitter to throw or hit would result in ejections.

It was just after Kittredge's bullet passed Romine when Sabathia came out of the Yankees canoe and screamed at her opponent's pitcher.

After that half-run, with the Yankees scoring four points to extend their lead to 11-0, Sabathia's cries resumed at the bottom of the sixth and he was sent off after his first-ever throw of Sugar.

It was the fifth time that Sabathia was expelled from his career and his second this season. He was also ejected from the dugout in Toronto on July 7th.

As he left the mound after the ejection, Sabathia turned to the shelter of the Rays and shouted: "It was for you, explicit. It was not clear to whom specifically he was directing his anger. Then, feet away from the Yankees, Sabathia made a move to his crotch as he watched the Rays' canoe.

The cameras surprised surprised players from Tampa Bay. Spray launcher Blake Snell was seen with his hands and said, "He is 11-0, why?"

At about the same time, Aaron Judge, the Yankees 'right defender, positioned himself along the bottom line near the Rays' canoe, trying to keep the peace. Eventually, he started laughing with Rays launcher Sergio Romo while the Rays stood outside the canoe.

Earlier in the game, Jake Bauers, Rays' first baseman, was hit by a throw. The day before, Rays fielder Kevin Kiermaier suffered a fracture following a right foot injury to Yankees thrower Masahiro Tanaka.