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Boston Red Sox Pitcher Chris Sell was facing a meltdown at the clubhouse on Wednesday night after a rough exit in a minor league rehab assignment.
Sale was pitching for the Triple-A Worcester Red Sox against the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Railroaders, an ally new York Yankees, He scored 5 runs and scored five runs in 3 2/3 innings, but after running into a batsman with a base load, he was dropped from the game.
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Boston Red Sox pitcher Chris Sell reacted by saying that his infield played a double to end the third inning at Polar Park in Worcester, MA.
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A video posted on social media shows Sail breaking a television.
He said he was disappointed after the game.
“It was all just frustration. I’ve gone months without five people… Nothing’s wrong, I just have a few things I have to clean up,” said Sales, via Boston 25 News,
“I know exactly what to do. I knew exactly what to do and that’s why I got so frustrated. I had to fix it, and I didn’t fix it… That’s where That’s where great despair comes from.”
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Boston Red Sox pitcher Chris Sell made a rehab start for the Vusoxs against the Scranton Wilkes-Barre Railroaders.
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Sales is working its way back from a strain fracture in his rib cage He suffered in February. He missed the entire 2020 season due to Tommy John and played only nine games in 2021.
Red Sox chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom reacted to the sales behavior in an interview Thursday WEEI 93.7 in Boston,
“I watched the video. I haven’t talked to anyone about it including Chris, but I have seen the video. Look, I’m not going to sit here and forgive property damage, but he’s a contestant. Who is he? That is. There are a lot of people, including the ones we all love, who are going to Cooperstown later this month who have been caught on tape doing stuff like this when they get frustrated during a ballgame. Well, it probably happens more than people, Bloom said on “The Greg Hill Show.” “Think more with people you’d never suspect.”
Boston Red Sox pitcher Chris Sell makes a rehab start for the Vusoxs against the Scranton Wilkes-Barre Railroaders, and is pictured leaving the field after he was taken out during the fourth inning at Polar Park in Worcester, MA.
(Matthew J. Lee/The Boston Globe via Getty Images)
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“So, it’s not something that we ignore, but there’s a lot of passion in this sport and when you have someone who holds themselves as high as Chris and who cares about him, sometimes he Passion is going to express itself in different ways.”