Watch: Questionable Base Running by Coby Mayo Leads to Benches Clearing Incident

The Baltimore Orioles picked up their fifth win in their last seven games on Saturday night, knocking off the Chicago White Sox by a score of 4-2.

Rookie third baseman Coby Mayo played a significant role in his first game of his second stint with the big league club this season.

Mayo, who was called up on Saturday as the replacement for the injured Ryan Mountcastle, picked up a base knock in the fourth inning, a hit that also drove in Ryan O'Hearn for Mayo's first career RBI at the MLB level.

Normally, this would be a positive experience, but what happened at the tail end of the play has overshadowed the career milestone a bit.

After securing the RBI, Mayo got caught with his hand in the cookie jar, trying to extend the single into extra bases. The throw from the outfield got cut off before a play could be made at the plate, and as such, the White Sox were able to catch Mayo in a rundown.

The rookie knew he was caught, and as the tag was applied, he appeared to try and draw a fielder's interference call by running into Chicago second baseman Lenyn Sosa.

The attempt was unsuccessful, and as Mayo walked off the field, he shoved Sosa as the White Sox players surrounded him, which led to both benches clearing.