The Reds' and Cardinals' benches clear after Cincinnati right fielder Nick Castellanos (2) scored on a wild pitch in the fourth inning of Saturday's game at Great American Ball Park. Albert Cesare via Imagn Content Services, LLC

The St. Louis Cardinals and Cincinnati Reds were involved in a bench-clearing incident on Saturday.

Matters began in the bottom of the fourth inning when Nick Castellanos was hit by a pitch from Cardinals reliever Jake Woodford. Castellanos and Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina talked things out after the hit by pitch.

Later in the inning, the bases were loaded and Woodford threw a wild pitch. Castellanos broke for home and dived in for a run. He yelled in Woodford’s face afterward, which upset Molina, who stood up for his teammate. Both benches ended up clearing over the matter.

Things settled down, and the inning resumed without anyone being ejected or injured. Molina has never been shy to stand up for his teammates, especially against the Reds.

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