Rockies player pulls a controversial move on Paul Skenes

Tuesday’s Pittsburgh Pirates-Colorado Rockies game sparked another debate over baseball’s unwritten rules.

Pirates ace Paul Skenes got the start against the Rockies at PNC Park in Pittsburgh, Pa. and was absolutely magical. He took a no-hitter into the seventh inning and ended up going eight shutout innings and striking out 10 batters as Pittsburgh beat Colorado by a final score of 3-1.

Skenes was on-point from the very first pitch he threw and even managed to strike out six Rockies batters in a row to start the game. But the seventh batter of the night, Colorado infielder Willi Castro, pulled a controversial move on Skenes.

During the first pitch of the at-bat in the third inning, Castro laid down a bunt to snap Skenes’ strikeout streak. While Skenes easily threw out Castro at first base, the Pirates crowd definitely did not like it and loudly booed Castro for the stunt. Here is the video.