What happened to start the brawl ...?

Question

with the managers on the news today?? I missed it Thanks!!

Answer 1

Embarassing, brings baseball down to the depths near hockey. But it is an anomaly....

Answer 2

After a Peoria player was hit in the top of the first, Castillo hit two batters in the bottom half — one in the head. The second hit batsmen by Castillo, Angel Cabrera, made an aggressive slide into second to break up a double play. Castillo followed that by throwing his next pitch up-and-in to the next Dayton batter, prompting Dayton manager Donnie Scott to complain to the home plate umpire. Interim Peoria manager Carmelo Martinez — filling in for Ryne Sandberg — came onto the field to join the discussion. The two managers began arguing, and when Martinez pushed Scott, the benches emptied

Answer 3

It started as an exchange of hit batters.  One in the top of the first, two in the bottom.  Pitcher tried to throw the ball at a player in the dugout and it sailed into the crowd.

I tell you, nothing good ever comes from this stuff.

Answer 4

After a Peoria player was hit in the top of the first, Castillo hit two batters in the bottom half — one in the head. The second hit batsmen by Castillo, Angel Cabrera, made an aggressive slide into second to break up a double play. Castillo followed that by throwing his next pitch up-and-in to the next Dayton batter, prompting Dayton manager Donnie Scott to complain to the home plate umpire. Interim Peoria manager Carmelo Martinez — filling in for Ryne Sandberg — came onto the field to join the discussion. The two managers began arguing, and when Martinez pushed Scott, the benches emptied

Answer 5

Im pretty sure the pitcher was accused of throwing a ball at a fan.  Then some pitcher (I dont know if it was the same one just comes in and throws a punch and everything breaks loose.

Answer 6

A minor league pitcher, who was accused of throwing a ball that hit a fan during a bench-clearing brawl, was arraigned Friday on a felonious assault charge via video from the Montgomery County jail and ordered held on $50,000 bond.

Video from the game shows Castillo angrily throwing a ball, but doesn't show where the ball landed.  

The fan, who remains unidentified, was treated at Miami Valley Hospital and released, said hospital spokeswoman Nancy Thickel. She didn't know the extent of the fan's injuries. If convicted, Castillo would face up to eight years in prison and a $15,000 fine.

Answer 7

manangers were mad about a call and starting fighting and shoving each other and then the rest was to ugly to explain