Re: Contreas deserves hefty fine and suspension
Posted: 26 Aug 2025 07:38 am
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Says the guy with thug in his Internet nameFrancis Park Thug wrote: ↑26 Aug 2025 06:40 amA fake tough guy defending another fake tough guy.scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑25 Aug 2025 22:48 pmLoL...no, actually, he's a real tough guyBaseball Savant wrote: ↑25 Aug 2025 21:32 pmNo sir, throwing the bat at umpire and hitting a coach in faceTopofthePerch wrote: ↑25 Aug 2025 21:28 pmHe plays with a lot of emotion and clearly lets it get the best of him but at least he has it. All I hear is fans cry about how the players show no passion. Like you never get upset and lose your coolfans are such tools
That’s stupidity, not passion
He’s a fake tough guy![]()
I hope not. Week 1 of my fantasy playoffs and rosters are locked, can’t afford to have an opening at catcher!
Curious what rap sheet of ‘antics’ you speak of?
He threw into a large group of people.JuanAgosto wrote: ↑26 Aug 2025 01:42 amHe did not. It was a toss in the direction of the umpire and others. He did not throw the bat directly at anyone. And there was very little force behind it. Had Brown been paying attention, he doesn't get hit.Melville wrote: ↑25 Aug 2025 22:22 pmContreras threw it at an umpire.TopofthePerch wrote: ↑25 Aug 2025 22:16 pmWell Victor Robles got ten and he deliberately threw the bat towards the pitcher. So I can't see it being more than that.
Big difference.
He also threw his helmet and a bucket.
That's not defending the action. But I'm not going to go dramatically overboard like you. Geez
While being forcibly restrained during a moment of rage, he accidentally threw his bat into a group of people.PadsFS07 wrote: ↑26 Aug 2025 07:25 amJuanAgosto wrote: ↑26 Aug 2025 01:42 am
He did not. It was a toss in the direction of the umpire and others. He did not throw the bat directly at anyone. And there was very little force behind it. Had Brown been paying attention, he doesn't get hit.
That's not defending the action. But I'm not going to go dramatically overboard like you. Geez
No kidding. I had to rewatch it. I thought I missed something. He tossed it back and it didn’t seem intentional.
There was no misunderstanding.Basil Shabazz wrote: ↑26 Aug 2025 08:10 am In watching the replays of the incident, it appears to me that when the umpire and Marmol are "speaking", the umpire says to Marmol, "he told me to f off."
This is probably where the "misunderstanding" began.
The umpire's truth is that as Willson was walking back to the dugout, he said "f off" to the umpire. The umpire then tossed him.
Willson's truth is that he never told the umpire to f off.
What ensued after that can be seen by all. Willson obviously lost control and went overboard in his anger.
As far as suspensions, I am not sure you can get suspended for inadvertently hitting your batting coach with a bat you tossed in frustration. He never laid hands on the umpire, never bumped the umpire, and he tossed a bucket of gum. Was he over the top in his anger for a minute? Yes. Does it warrant a suspension? I tend to think no, and if so, maybe just a game or two.
Admittedly, I went to bed early, only seeing the Burly HR on my notifications when in bed.Basil Shabazz wrote: ↑26 Aug 2025 08:10 am In watching the replays of the incident, it appears to me that when the umpire and Marmol are "speaking", the umpire says to Marmol, "he told me to f off."
This is probably where the "misunderstanding" began.
The umpire's truth is that as Willson was walking back to the dugout, he said "f off" to the umpire. The umpire then tossed him.
Willson's truth is that he never told the umpire to f off.
What ensued after that can be seen by all. Willson obviously lost control and went overboard in his anger.
As far as suspensions, I am not sure you can get suspended for inadvertently hitting your batting coach with a bat you tossed in frustration. He never laid hands on the umpire, never bumped the umpire, and he tossed a bucket of gum. Was he over the top in his anger for a minute? Yes. Does it warrant a suspension? I tend to think no, and if so, maybe just a game or two.
I am saying that he may have muttered it as he was walking away initially.Melville wrote: ↑26 Aug 2025 08:47 amThere was no misunderstanding.Basil Shabazz wrote: ↑26 Aug 2025 08:10 am In watching the replays of the incident, it appears to me that when the umpire and Marmol are "speaking", the umpire says to Marmol, "he told me to f off."
This is probably where the "misunderstanding" began.
The umpire's truth is that as Willson was walking back to the dugout, he said "f off" to the umpire. The umpire then tossed him.
Willson's truth is that he never told the umpire to f off.
What ensued after that can be seen by all. Willson obviously lost control and went overboard in his anger.
As far as suspensions, I am not sure you can get suspended for inadvertently hitting your batting coach with a bat you tossed in frustration. He never laid hands on the umpire, never bumped the umpire, and he tossed a bucket of gum. Was he over the top in his anger for a minute? Yes. Does it warrant a suspension? I tend to think no, and if so, maybe just a game or two.
Contreras screamed "f...off" to the umpire multiple times.
Thanks for clarifying.Basil Shabazz wrote: ↑26 Aug 2025 08:56 amI am saying that he may have muttered it as he was walking away initially.Melville wrote: ↑26 Aug 2025 08:47 amThere was no misunderstanding.Basil Shabazz wrote: ↑26 Aug 2025 08:10 am In watching the replays of the incident, it appears to me that when the umpire and Marmol are "speaking", the umpire says to Marmol, "he told me to f off."
This is probably where the "misunderstanding" began.
The umpire's truth is that as Willson was walking back to the dugout, he said "f off" to the umpire. The umpire then tossed him.
Willson's truth is that he never told the umpire to f off.
What ensued after that can be seen by all. Willson obviously lost control and went overboard in his anger.
As far as suspensions, I am not sure you can get suspended for inadvertently hitting your batting coach with a bat you tossed in frustration. He never laid hands on the umpire, never bumped the umpire, and he tossed a bucket of gum. Was he over the top in his anger for a minute? Yes. Does it warrant a suspension? I tend to think no, and if so, maybe just a game or two.
Contreras screamed "f...off" to the umpire multiple times.
After the ejection, he definitely said it loud and proud multiple times. That is not in question.
While the ump wasn't in danger from his bat throw, he clearly threw it toward the ump as a statement, he just didn't know there was somebody that close behind him. You could see on his face (he threw it before he turned around) that he knew he effed up in that moment.Basil Shabazz wrote: ↑26 Aug 2025 08:10 am In watching the replays of the incident, it appears to me that when the umpire and Marmol are "speaking", the umpire says to Marmol, "he told me to f off."
This is probably where the "misunderstanding" began.
The umpire's truth is that as Willson was walking back to the dugout, he said "f off" to the umpire. The umpire then tossed him.
Willson's truth is that he never told the umpire to f off.
What ensued after that can be seen by all. Willson obviously lost control and went overboard in his anger.
As far as suspensions, I am not sure you can get suspended for inadvertently hitting your batting coach with a bat you tossed in frustration. He never laid hands on the umpire, never bumped the umpire, and he tossed a bucket of gum. Was he over the top in his anger for a minute? Yes. Does it warrant a suspension? I tend to think no, and if so, maybe just a game or two.
He has serious anger issues.