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Coby Mayo of the Baltimore Orioles took some heat on Saturday during the 4-2 victory of his team over the Chicago White Sox.
At the bottom of the fourth entrance, with two outs and a corridor in second place, Mayo hit a single in the left garden for his first RBI MLB of his career.
When Mayo tried to advance to the second base after the coup, the white socks threw the ball again and caught May in a summary between the first and the second base.
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Lenyn Sosa (50) of the Chicago White Sox pushes Coby May (16) of the Baltimore Orioles after being pushed into a summary in the fourth entrance that led the banks that cleared in Oriole Park in Camden Yards on May 31, 2025, in Baltimore. (Mitchell Layton/Getty images)
Then, May seemed to draw interference when he ran out of the baseline to avoid the label and ran into the Sox White Lenyn Sosa box. May fell to the ground on his back in the grass of the painting and was labeled.
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The Baltimore Orioles Mascota works before a game against the Philadelphia Philis in Oriole Park in Camden Yards on June 14, 2024 in Baltimore. (G fiume/getty images)
May then exchanged words with the picture players of the white socks Miguel Vargas and Sosa, and the referees stopped near them while the conversation intensified. Finally, Mayo recovered his helmet and returned to the bench of the or in the first baseline, but extended his right hand and put Sosa in the chest along the way. Red then pushed from May behind.
The thrust led the banks and bullies to clear, and the teams converged in the middle of the field. The referees finally restored order before something became physical, and both teams retired.
Coby Mayo, on the right, of the Baltimore Orioles pushes Lenyn Sosa of the Chicago White Sox in a summary in the fourth entry that led to a bank cleaning incident in Oriole Park in Camden Yards on May 31, 2025, in Baltimore. (Mitchell Layton/Getty images)
May was criticized for the trick on social networks, and many called their actions “Bush League.”
“Obviously, just trying to reach the second base and try to put an annotation position for Heston [Kjerstad]. [They cut] He went out and rose to a summary. Obviously, they only told me in the minor leagues that try to remain in a summary, and I thought it was on the baseline, and [I was] Trying to get some contact. He did not mean that he intensified. I wasn’t trying to do that, he simply did, “Mayo told reporters.
