Carrinals Conrerras gets a 6-games suspension, okay for the Tirade

St. Louis – First Baseman Willson Contreras has been suspended for six games and a undisclosed amount for its Tirad during the course St. Louis Cardinals‘7-6 wins over Pittsburgh Pirates Monday night.

Contruras informed baseball with the main league that will appeal for the suspension, which means it will not take effect immediately. He was part of the match on Tuesday evening against Pirates.

Contreras threw the bat wrongly hit the cardinals who hit the BRANT Brown coach and threw bubble on the ground after it was kicked. The head of Oliver Marmol was also run over the animated argument with the conflicts after the third strike was called in the Seventh Inning.

Control said he did not understand why he was kicked out of the game. He said he quarreled the balls and strikes with the records to the Judges Derek Thomas, but did not deal with a certain terrain and said nothing dishonest.

“It’s obviously heard something (he thought) I said. I didn’t say that,” Contruras said.

The head of the Posade Jordan Baker told the Pool Journalist that Contrera and Marmol were kicked out for “saying Vulgar things” in Thomas. Baker also said that Contresa has established contact with the board judges.

After winning Monday, Marmol agreed with his player.

“We’ll have to dive into it to make sure Whinson’s saying what happened,” he said at the time. “But I trust him.”

The associated press has contributed to this report.