An atypical situation arose this Friday during the 9th inning of the game between the San Francisco Giants and Atlanta Braves, when right fielder Ronald Acuña Jr. had to change his glove after being questioned by one of the members of the arbitration body.
With the Tomahawks up by the score 4-0, and while the closer Raisel Iglesias made his preparation shipments, the visit proceeded with a complaint about the La Sabana ranger, which was addressed by the umpires; The whole context did not fail to attract attention, since with 3 outs to go it was that they apparently noticed something that they considered irregular.
Everything else, took Ronald’s eldest son by surprise as well as his teammates and manager, Brian Snitker, who approached his outfielder when he was approached by one of the referees; despite the confusion, Acuña Jr. simply heeded the call, moved to the dugout and changed gloves.
In this game, the Giants were minimized for 7 innings by Spencer Strider, who struck out 10 giving just 1 walk; It should be noted that Iglesias, prior to this presentation, for life against the whole of the bay had a record of 0 wins, 1 loss, 3 saves, 2.35 earned run average allowed, as well as a 0.84 whip.
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