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Posted on 28 September 2018 at 06:05 | Updated 28 September 2018 at 06:07
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Randy Miller | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – The Yankees had a ball Thursday afternoon that blew the Tampa Bay Rays on a morning getaway to Tropicana Field, where a midfielder message made everyone moody.
Everyone in the abyss of the Yankees and the depression became furious when the receiver Austin Romine was knocked out by a fast ball from the reliever Andrew Kittredge who missed his head in the sixth inning after his 12-1 defeat .
In the midst of his best start to the season, southpaw CC Sabathia seemed more angry than anyone who came out of the dugout canoe to the Rays, who responded in the same way for seeing two of their players in their last two games.
"Whenever your player's safety is threatened, I think all guys are against it," Sabathia said. "We all did it."
Sabathia was still furious when he took the mound for the sixth time on one batter and led 11-0.
He knew what to do, even though the marble umpire, Vic Carapazza, had warned both clubs after Romine's buzz.
He knew what he had to do even though it was two rounds to earn a $ 500,000 performance bonus.
When the receiver of the Rays, Jesus Sucre, took the sixth place, he fell in love at first sight.
Like that, the big Sabathia outing was over due to an automatic expulsion and its $ 500,000 was probably eliminated because it was the 159th game of the season for the Yanks.
This is perhaps one of the best moments of Sabathia's career. During a day when he won the No. 246 victory, his reputation as a better teammate further improved.
"CC has the respect of everyone in this room and the guys respect it even more after that," said Yankees reliever Dellin Betances. "I hope management looks at it and rewards it for that money. He deserves it."
Here is a more detailed overview of what happened with a lot of reactions:
New York Yankees v Tampa Bay Rays
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The configuration, part 1
Five players were hit by throws in the first three games of this four-game set, including center Kevin Kiermaier in the first leg of Wednesday's game when the left-handed batter was hit inside slider starter Yankees Masahiro Tanaka .
It was certainly not intentional for Tanaka, who was in full heat where the Rays scored three points to erase a 3-0 lead of the Yankees.
Kiermaier seemed to be in pain at first, but he stayed in the game in the third inning before leaving to get a kick out.
X-rays revealed a fracture, which ended the championship season two days after the elimination of the Rays and four days before the final of the season.
Yankees Rays Baseball
Mike Carlson | AP
The configuration, part 2
The Rays never responded to Kiermaier's injury on Wednesday, but decided they needed to do something in the middle of Thursday's game when Sabathia hit first-rookie Jake Bauers in the hand with two outs in the fifth handle. .
The Sabathia throw was inside, but not far from the plate and Bauers seemed to be touched only because he was reacting late.
"CC has no intention there," said Yankees reliever Dellin Betances. "He throws a toss of jam and a weight is out and (Bauers) has barely moved."
Bauers first felt some pain, but he shook and played the whole game.
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