Buehler and Cora, expelled by returning with Red Sox

Pitcher Walker Buehler and Manager Alex Cora were expelled, after Buehler claimed ball and strike count

The right pitcher of the Boston Red Sox, Walker Buehler, activated That same day of the 15 -day injured listwas expelled of its opening against visitors New York Mets in the third entry for discussing balls and strikes.

After two balls to open a turn of Juan Soto’s bat, Francisco Lindor stole the second base without problems. After the sweep of Lindor, Buehler approached the Home arbiter, Mike Estabrook, while shouting and pointed with his finger. He was quickly expelled, and moments later, the Boston manager, Alex Cora, He was also expelled.

It is the second consecutive game that the Red Sox play without Cora. On Monday, the first series of the series was lost to attend his daughter’s graduation in Boston College. It was replaced both nights by the banking coach, Ramón Vázquez.

Cora shouted Estabrook in his face for a while, and the first -base referee, Laz Díaz, finally intervened to keep them separate. Cora made contact with Díaz while he continued insulting him with Estabrook, and finally went to the club house between cheers of Boston’s fans.

Brennan Bernardino replaced Buehler and inherited Soto’s account. He proceeded to give him four bases for balls in a game without scoring.

Buehler had not launched for the Red Sox since April 26 due to problems in the right shoulder. He was discarded from his next opening and the subsequent tests revealed that he had bursitis on his shoulder.

Buehler, 30, launched a simulated three tickets on Thursday and indicated that he was well and ready to return.

Although this departure was short, Buehler has started seven games during its first season with the Red Sox. He arrived at Tuesday with a 4-1 mark, an effectiveness of 4.28 and 29 strikeouts against nine balls per ball in 33⅔ entries.

Information from Field Level Media and Associated Press was used in this report.