Craziest MLB 'Unsportsmanlike' Moments

Everybody knows what the situation is, okay? Take him, take him, take him, take him. Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry, Terry. Come on, let's go. Come on, talk to me, talk to me, talk to me. Then you talk to me about it, then, okay. You gotta give us a shot. You know what? You gotta give us a shot, Tom. Okay, listen to me and let me hear what I'm saying, okay? You get your shot, you had your shot right there. In the situation, you know the situation, Terry. Why do I need to get a shot, Tommy? Because that doesn't, that makes, Terry, that makes it ******* worse. I know it, but MLB did nothing to that guy, nothing. Okay, that, I can't control that, Terry, I can't control that. You know as well as I do, you know where I stand on the whole ******* situation. I'm telling you, bro, but you're better than that, Tommy, you know that. Terry, listen, I'm telling you, our is in the jackpot now, okay? Okay, that's, I'm just telling you. You know what, that's, you got it, you got it. Against Lopez this afternoon. Ooh. He tossed him. They just tossed Donaldson for kicking dirt on home plate as he crossed home plate. Cobaldelli, and he's likely to get tossed, too. I have never seen a guy get thrown out after hitting a home run. Donaldson obviously fired up. The manager went to get him, and something was said by, and then when Gabe came back into the dugout, he said, Well, Trevor Bauer, when he was taken out of the game, turned, and I don't know where he threw that ball. Well, I don't know, but I'll tell you one thing. I know one thing, this skipper is not happy with. Watch this, he turns and fires it. Thankfully, he threw it against the bull. Grounded to third. Solority gets one. I know it is at second, so. He's definitely out of the baseline to get the fielder. Looks like it would be a struggle to get his hand to third base. Great look from that angle. Well, Bruce Bochy came out to get to see it, and really the rule is you wait until the manager gets there before you leave, and Bruce Bochy said, Get back here. Now, if you want to go, you can go. Now, the one thing you don't ever want to lose, the pitcher coming out of the bullpen up as well. Rare players that can hit in both positions, and Wainwright strikes him out. Gomez trying to break his bat and will not give up until it dies. So, Gomez. The perspiration and Gatorade. And good workouts, because you got to be pretty strong to do that. The ball is right on the line, and he's furious as he dropped the ball. And finally, I'm sure, right there, he wasn't quite sure where he was. Now, he's mad at himself because he had more. The swipe and a miss, right? So, what did you see that would tell you wrong? Jung-ho showing some emotion in the dugout. Oh, there goes the gum. Runner on second base. Jones will go towards third base. Donaldson, though, who's going to tag him and gets the out, and Manny Machado didn't like it, and they're having words. Machado slammed the helmet. Oh, man, he's right here, so might as well tag him. He kind of tagged him. Gave him a little punch there. Left side, hit hard, right at Arcia. Two out. He was upset. That's not the problem. Walk off the mound, and Ali had to grab him. Had a few words. Can't do that. No, you cannot. You do not do that. Today, Javier and Francisco showed up, and they were accountable for some of their actions and some of their sayings, and they want to clarify some things. You know, Michael Conforto's experienced it a lot, and he's experienced things in a different way this year. The outside corner didn't get it, and Pinwheel's in frustration. Two and two. Wow. Look at that pitch. Yes, that was definitely a strike. He catches the corner. Squeezes on. The ball is down. The run scores. Feels the ball. At first, it looks like he's going to tag him. There's a lot going on down there, and he did adjust it as he was walking off the field. Now, in response to some booing, I couldn't do that, and, I mean, only Jonathan knows. And this is Papelbon now. There it is. Just like the play in the third inning. It was Albert Bell. Watch Albert Bell. Does he pull his arms out? Does he give him a forearm shiver? That's... Fouls one first base. Votto over by the wall is there, and he can't hang on to it. The fan, look at Votto. Look at him and says, dude, you're a Reds fan. Yes, he should have gotten out of the way. Maybe he was distracted, as Joey Votto reminds him. Dubel goes, and the pitch is grounded foul. It'll be a broken bat for Cesar. Uh, psych. Oh, my gosh. Hodgers left the base down there, but was he trying to pick a ball into the stands, maybe? Oh, yeah, that's... Oh, boy. Here comes Bogais, has to wait on it a bit, gets the certain out, Pedroia taken out. The slide, he makes contact, but then he comes up and over the bag. Looks like he did get spiked in the back of the leg. And he's going to come out of the game. The barrel of the bat comes back at Roger Clemens, and he fired in the foul territory near Piazza. Obviously, Piazza didn't mean to do that. My gosh, that's a blatant act. Foolish, foolish. Off the end of the bat, Arroyo, the ball gets loose. Out of the glove of Arroyo. I think he's out. He should be out. Yeah, because that is clearly, as Arroyo puts the ball in the corner. Oh, yeah. Swing! It was not a strike until Puig swung at it, and evidently, Yasuo Puig doesn't like a closer celebrating a save. Come together for some reason. Just looked like Yasuo took a little. Little pop-up into shallow right field. Racing in is Harper to make the catch, and that'll end the inning. Left side hit, hit Arcio. Two out. Machado got tangled up in the back. George Lombard's going to come in and break it up, and gets into it, and now the bench is empty, and nothing really is going on. I thought I was upset. Trevor Bauer, when he was taken out of the game, turned, and I don't know where he threw that ball. Well, I don't know, but I'll tell you one thing. I know one thing. Skipper is not happy with that. He might be frustrated because this was an ugly inning, but you can't do that. This is not typical baseball etiquette. Watch where the bat is. Come on. Did that on purpose, though. Yeah. It was awesome. It was awesome right there. Grounded to third. Cilorni gets one, and then throws the ball over the head of Teixeira. Now Joe Girardi will talk about it, and he did go out of his way. Wow. Way out of his way. Now the umpires will convene. Yeah, that... ...leaves after making 98 pitches, and not all together pleased. No, and he left a little bit too early right there, and I don't think Joe is very happy. See Matt right there leaving early, and yeah, Joe's going to go down there and have a little chat with him. It is Evan Marshall on in relief in a 4-3 game, and you had to see that coming. Marshall throwing behind Braun as Marshall getting warned by the home plate umpire, but that warning falls on deaf ears on the very next pitch. Braun is drilled to low the bases. Marshall is tossed, and he gets the kudos from his teammates. So it's Brad Zickler on in relief of Marshall, and he's about to deliver his first pitch of the night to Jonathan Lucroy. And a swing and a deep fly ball to left-center field. Peralta back, looking up, and there it goes. Brush and Manny Machado back. Hmm. There goes the bat. And he hits that one high and deep left-center field, way back and gone. Carlos Gomez standing there watching the baseball, and now Freddie Freeman joins in with Paul Mahalem as they shout at Gomez around the bases. Brian McCann, Mahalem, and Freddie Freeman very upset with Carlos Gomez, and check out McCann. Check this out. And McCann getting face-to-face with Gomez. He has not stepped on the plate yet. Now Reed Johnson comes out and lands a right cross to Gomez, and the bench is clearing. There it is. Just like the play. Reimann squares the bunt and gets it down nicely. Martinez with the fifth and first. Safe. Now the Yankees are gonna contend as the ball rolls away, and Wilson's being waved home. He stumbles. They may have a play on him. He slides in safely all the way to third. Yankees are going to contend that Reimann was in the baseline. See, there he is. It's my ball. Come on, dude. The stands and conference right there. The umpire.