Watch: Jurickson Profar, Keibert Ruiz ignite bench-clearing brawl in Padres-Nationals

The start of Tuesday's San Diego Padres-Washington Nationals game had some fireworks in the bottom of the first inning that featured a bench-clearing brawl, a hit batter, a manager ejection and a two-run home run.  

The cause of all of this? Padres outfielder Jurickson Profar taunting and trash-talking the Nationals dugout following his walk-off hit on Monday night. Profar said he felt "disrespected" that the Nationals had decided to intentionally walk Luis Arraez in front of him, and decided to make that feeling known.

The Nationals did not appreciate it, and before Profar's first at-bat on Tuesday night, he was confronted by Nationals catcher Keibert Ruiz. 

That led to the benches and bullpens emptying and warnings being issued to both dugouts. 

When order was finally restored, Nationals starting pitcher Mackenzie Gore hit Profar in the leg with a 98 mph fastball on the very first pitch of the at-bat.

Despite the warnings, Gore was not ejected from the game, a development that infuriated Padres manager Mike Schildt who proceeded to get himself ejected from the game. 

Here is a look at the entire sequence.