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Blue Jays rightist Jose Berrios Suspected Seattle Cal Raleigh transmitted the field information to his Sailors The teammates and they wanted a strenuous catcher to know what he thought of it.

Berríos exchanged angry words with Raleigh while at the end of the fourth inning of Saturday he went to excavation 8-4, 12-inning loss Mariners.

“I don’t react very often that way,” Berríos said. “I’m a calm and cold guy. But when some try to fight us on the field, I don’t respect that. I don’t like it.”

Both benches were cleaned as Berríos and Raleigh rebelled between the third base and the home panels, but the situation did not escape. As they came out of both teams, they came out of Bullpen, Toronto Slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. He waved to his teammates.

Raleigh denied information about passing on the field, but said he understood Berríos’s reaction.

“I would like my castle to do the same thing,” Raleigh said. “If someone thought it was concerned, I’d like them to say something. How is it.

Blue Jays manager John Schneider said the theft of signs and transferring information about the field “fair game” is.

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“The teams do it. We understand,” Schneider said. “In an instant, you let go. I didn’t think the benches needed to be cleaned. There was nothing crazy happening. But I like when our guys stick to themselves.”

Raleigh came to the heel again and hit a double double to the right field that Seattle put forward 2-1. Raleigh finished 2-for-3 with three walks, one of which is deliberate.

In 20 games against Blue Jays, Raleigh hit .292 (21-Zi-72) with nine home run and 18 RBI.

Associated press reporting.

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