Braves Manager Ejected After Arguing Balk Call
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Atlanta Braves manager Walt Weiss was ejected from Saturday’s game against the New York Yankees after disputing a balk call made against pitcher Chris Sale. The ejection occurred in the fifth inning.
The incident stemmed from a balk charged to ace Chris Sale during the game. According to ESPN, Braves manager Walt Weiss vehemently argued the call with the umpires, leading to his removal from the contest.
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