Nyjer Morgan:Miami – Nyjer Morgan found himself again in the heart of the problem. Speedy leadoff man accused Washington on the mound after a pitch sailed behind him on Wednesday night, triggering a bench clearing brawl during the Florida Marlins ’16-10 victory over the citizens.
“There’s nothing good I can say about those who do not play the game the right way and not respect the integrity of the game,” said Wes Helms, who drove in 5 runs in Florida. “We had to show that we are not going to put up with the way he treated us. Morgan, who recently suspended and criticized by his own manager for questionable actions in the field to the left of Florida show Brett Hayes with a separated shoulder Tuesday night after a collision at home plate tenth place.
Chris Volstad (9-9) struck Morgan with a step in the fourth inning this time. Morgan then stole two bases of its own citizens back 14-3.
“This is just the fourth inning, there is still a lot of game left,” said Morgan. “If they keep me, I’ll roll.”
Volstad threw the first step for the sixth Morgan, causing wild scenes. Morgan took a big swing, which appeared in the mouth of a person in Volstad – Marlins first baseman Gaby Sanchez clothes lined Morgan, by shooting down his batting helmet and sent him to the ground.
“I thought it was over after the (fourth inning), but when I saw the ball go behind me, it’s time to go,” Morgan said: “After well enough, but twice, no, it’s time to go.
And go he went.
“I saw him running out. Obviously, he does not come out to speak,” said Volstad, who chafe at the right cheek by a mile. ”
“I’m just trying to protect themselves and not suffer. Gaby was my back, the whole team had my back,” he said.
Group develops and managers Jim Riggleman of citizens and Edwin Rodriguez Marlins jaw at each other.
“My view has always been if someone had hit, then you did what you intended to do. Now, if he decides to run against you, that’s his thing,” Riggleman said of Morgan steals. “I have no problem with that, and we decide when we run. Florida Marlins will not decide when we run, we decide when we are facing.”
Morgan, Volstad Rodriguez and Jose Veras Marlins pitcher had been expelled. Morgan was whistled loudly when he raised his hands when he escorted from the field.
Morgan is now an attractive 7-game suspension for throwing the ball to the fan is in Philadelphia on August 21.
Yesterday evening, Saturday, Morgan was faced with the St. Louis show, Brian Anderson, who came on foot or two in front of the plate. Riggleman later called Morgan’s actions “unprofessional”.
“I have nothing to say about Morgan – it’s their problem,” said Rodriguez.
Washington pitcher Doug Slaten and Riggleman was ejected after Sanchez hit a two-step outs in the seventh. Four batters reached in general.
“They decided to throw at Nyjer – they did, and then the question arises, we can throw at them,” said Riggleman. “I got some of my more experienced players together and said:” This is your ballclub, if you want that someone threw on, I’ll order it right now, and they all said: “No, it’s all over. In this case, when they threw at him a second time, it is not over. ”
Helms was 3 hits in the most games scored Marlins, as he scored 17 against Colorado, July 4, 2008. Mike Stanton, Brad Davis and Cameron Maybin homered in Florida.
Logan Morrison and Hanley Ramirez each scored three times in the first three innings as the Marlins took 14-3 lead. Florida scored five runs in the first, more than 5 second and four times in the third.
Scott Olsen (3-8) lasted just 1 2-3 innings lost its sixth straight start. He allowed 9 runs and 8 hits.
Craig Stammen released Olsen and was met by the 15th running back Stanton.
Morgan scored on a short flight sacrifice Ian Desmond in the fourth. Second baseman Donnie Murphy fell to the ground after catching the ball in short right-center and left the game with a sprained right wrist.
