MLB／大谷翔平挨觸身球 羅伯茲氣噗噗抗議本季首次遭驅逐出場
道奇隊今天面對1：0的落後，2局下靠孟西（Max Muncy）高飛犧牲打追平，昨天被觸身球砸到的帕赫斯（Andy Pages）則轟出陽春砲超前比數。
然而3局上無人出局二壘有人時，換塔提斯（Fernando Tatis Jr.）被砸，然而教士隊也把握機會，又攻下2分超前。
3局下出現火爆場面，大谷翔平在1出局、無人在壘時被瓦斯奎茲（Randy Vasquez）的93.8哩速球砸中右腿，大谷當下露出疼痛表情，但仍硬撐著上一壘，現場球迷響起超大噓聲。
這第2顆觸身球讓裁判對兩隊都發出警告，然而當羅伯茲剛站上場想要確認狀況時，就被三壘審吉布森（Tripp Gibson）趕出場，羅伯茲忍不住發起脾氣，衝到吉布森面前大聲抗議，但被另一名裁判攔住，最後只能無奈退場。
Dave Roberts has been ejected pic.twitter.com/q9VfUYIYGa
— Al Scott (@AlScott1998) 2025年6月18日
The Dodgers hit Fernando Tatis Jr. with a 95.4 mph sinker.The Padres hit Shohei Ohtani with a 93.8 mph fastball.Warnings were issued to both sides, and Dave Roberts was not happy about it. He got ejected for the first time this season.pic.twitter.com/8f3am4M5BY
— Noah Camras (@noahcamras) 2025年6月18日
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