Found September 16, 2009 on
The Scores Report:
Just like a good wreck in NASCAR, it’s hard not to appreciate two clubs emptying the benches in a blowout baseball game.
Here’s what went down between the Yankees and Blue Jays at the new Yankee Stadium last night (via ESPN.com):
Toronto’s Edwin Encarnacion and All-Star second baseman Aaron Hill were hit by pitches before Carlson threw [...]
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September 16, 2009
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Jesse Carlson has been suspended three games, and other penalties were expected the day after a bench-clearing brawl at Yankee Stadium.
Toronto manager Cito Gaston said Carlson was suspended and fined $3,000 Wednesday by Major League Baseball. Gaston also said Blue Jays catcher Rod Barajas was fined $1,000.
There was no immediate word...
Via CBSSports.com
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September 16, 2009
Blue Jays pitcher Jesse Carlson has been suspended three games, and other penalties were expected the day after a bench-clearing brawl at Yankee Stadium.
Via Baseball & The Boogie Down
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September 16, 2009
I caught the highlights, or should I say lowlights, of last night's loss to the Blue Jays this morning. I really want to know what Jorge Posada was thinking when he threw a little shimmy on Jesse Carlson after he scored. I really thought Jorge was smarter than that. I've always thought of him as a little hot-headed but level-headed at the same time. Maybe he's not...
Via Sports Illustrated
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September 16, 2009
NEW YORK (AP) -- Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Jesse Carlson has been suspended three games, and other penalties were expected the day after a bench-clearing brawl at Yankee Stadium.
Via Batter's Box
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September 17, 2009
High and high in the skyYou make me feel like I can flySo highThis Blue Jay's home run total for the month of September has already surpassed what he did before August 31st. He's the subject of our latest POTD.
Jose Bautista is greeted by third base coach Nick Leyva after launching a solo home run against the Twins Scott Baker in the Jays 3-2 victory last...
Via NJ.com
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September 15, 2009
John Munson/The Star-LedgerEdwar Ramirez pulls Blue Jays catcher Rod Barajas out of the pile during a fight in the eighth inning. Yankees catcher Jorge Posada and Blue Jays reliever Jesse Carlson were at the center of an eighth-inning brawl. Carlson...
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September 15, 2009
Jorge Posada and Toronto reliever Jesse Carlson got into a fight near home plate, leading to a frenzied, bench-clearing brawl between the Yankees and Blue Jays in the eighth inning.
Toronto's Edwin Encarnacion and All-Star second baseman Aaron Hill were hit by pitches Tuesday night before Carlson threw behind Posada in the eighth. Posada glared out at the mound and Carlson...
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September 16, 2009
William Perlman/The Star-LedgerNew York Yankees' Francisco Cervelli (29) is chased by teammates after his walkoff hit in the 9th inning. In typical New York fashion, the Yankees put together their 48th come-from-behind win of the season....
Via Can't Stop The Bleeding
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September 16, 2009
After Edwin Encarnacion and Aaron Hill were hit by New York pitchers during Toronto’s eventful 10-4 defeat of the Yankees last night, should Jorge Posada have well expected to be brushed back (at the very least) by Jays reliever Jesse Carlson in the 8th inning? Carlson and skipper Cito Gaston deny there was any intent, [...]
Via Walkoff Walk
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September 16, 2009
Jesse Carlson did what any good relief pitcher should do to protect his teammates. After fellow Blue Jay Aaron Hill got plunked in the back, Carlson threw a fastball so far behind Jorge Posada that the dude in the on-deck circle had to duck. After Posada walked and scored on a Brett Gardner double, the Yankee catcher nudged Carlson who was backing up for a throw to home, and one...
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