Umpirs subtracting Trammell’s Bat after appeal Iankees

Ninth Inning New York Yankees‘8-4 wins over Houston Astros Thursday night was delayed after the trials seized the bat using Astros Outfielder Taylor Trammell.

After the doubled Trammell, the Iankees Aaron Boone manager asked for officials to check his bat. Both managers talked to the Supermenboard Plač Adrian Johnson, and then talked to the Replay office in New York. Johnson eventually surrendered a bat on officially sitting near the houseplate and played continued.

“It was just something we noticed this series and asked the league about it,” Boone told reporters after the game. “You are not allowed to do anything according to your bat. I’m not saying it is. I just … We also noticed League thought it might be illegal.”

“Changing the color was on the label. I don’t know if it was just natural or if it was sand … I don’t want to accuse Taylora. I don’t say anything unbelieved or anything.”

Trammell said it was said that Yankees thought his bat was “too shaved too.”

“To be honest, I have no idea you shave with a stick. I don’t know what it is,” Trammell told reporters in an interview for the interview. “My biggest problem is, I feel somehow defensive, more (it’s), I think I won’t fool me. I will not fool me. I don’t want to cheat. I will not fool it.

Trammell, which interested Mauricio Doubt In the seventh and the match and the others were called him “surprising” that Iankees, who played five games for the last season, would ask for an overview of his equipment.

“My time there, I had a lot of respect for Boonie. He was right with me,” Trammell said. “In that situation, I really don’t understand that. I don’t understand that.”