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Royals battery Hernandez, Buck exchange punches in dugout
Sep. 12, 2006
CLEVELAND -- Kansas City Royals pitcher Runelvys Hernandez and catcher John Buck got into a fight in the dugout Tuesday night during a game against the Cleveland Indians.
After striking out Ryan Garko with two runners on base to end the third inning, Hernandez jogged to the dugout, turned and pointed at Buck and began yelling. The two players charged each other and began throwing punches before being separated by teammates and coaches.
Hernandez allowed three hits and one run over the first three innings and was helped by two double plays. In the third, left fielder Esteban German caught a drive by Cleveland's Andy Marte with his back against the wall and center fielder David DeJesus made a catch against the wall in right-center on a ball hit by Grady Sizemore.
The right-hander then gave up a single to Jason Michaels and walked Victor Martinez before fanning Garko.
Hernandez and Buck both came back out onto the field for the bottom of the fourth.
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The Associated Press News Service
Sep. 12, 2006
CLEVELAND -- Kansas City Royals pitcher Runelvys Hernandez and catcher John Buck got into a fight in the dugout Tuesday night during a game against the Cleveland Indians.
After striking out Ryan Garko with two runners on base to end the third inning, Hernandez jogged to the dugout, turned and pointed at Buck and began yelling. The two players charged each other and began throwing punches before being separated by teammates and coaches.
Hernandez allowed three hits and one run over the first three innings and was helped by two double plays. In the third, left fielder Esteban German caught a drive by Cleveland's Andy Marte with his back against the wall and center fielder David DeJesus made a catch against the wall in right-center on a ball hit by Grady Sizemore.
The right-hander then gave up a single to Jason Michaels and walked Victor Martinez before fanning Garko.
Hernandez and Buck both came back out onto the field for the bottom of the fourth.
AP NEWS
The Associated Press News Service
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