New York Yankees fans throw trash at Guardians outfielders

The New York Yankees and Cleveland Guardians are condemning the behaviour of some rowdy Yankees fans who threw trash at Guardians gamers after New York’s 5-4 come-from-behind win at Yankee Stadium on Saturday.

“Clearly there is not any place for throwing stuff onto the sphere in that scenario,” Yankees supervisor Aaron Boone stated in a postgame information convention.

“We definitely do not wish to put anyone in peril,” he stated. “Love the depth, however we will not be throwing stuff out on the sphere.”

Tensions rose towards the top of the sport. Cleveland was up 4-3 with two outs within the ninth inning when New York’s Isiah Kiner-Falefa hit a double off Cleveland’s Emmanuel Clase, tying the sport and sending left fielder Steven Kwan into the wall as he chased the ball.

Whereas a coach went out to test on Kwan, outfielder Myles Straw was seen climbing the fence and confronting jeering Yankees followers.

“I feel Myles was sticking up for his teammate,” Cleveland supervisor Terry Francona instructed reporters after the sport. “The child’s on the market bleeding and we’re checking him for concussion, and I feel feelings in all probability received a bit of uncontrolled.”

On the subsequent play, Gleyber Torres hit a single to win the sport, and the unruly group of Yankees followers have been seen throwing trash, together with beer cans, onto the sphere. Ballpark officers and each dugouts took to the sphere to ease tensions.

Cleveland proper fielder Oscar Mercado later told reporters he caught a beer can thrown at him. He stated he needed to see the followers in query “held accountable” however appreciated Yankees gamers popping out to inform them to knock it off.

“Regardless, I do not assume folks can throw stuff at our gamers on the sphere,” Francona stated. “That is by no means going to be OK.”