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Brawl during Cleveland Guardians-Los Angeles Angels game: Woman knocked down, video viral
Brawl during MLB game (Picture Credit: Twitter/ClickySound)
A massive brawl erupted during an MLB game between Cleveland Guardians and Los Angeles Angels on Saturday, with video of the incident going viral on social media. The video shows a female Cleveland Guardians fan getting hit and knocked down as the brawl progressed at the Progressive Field.
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In the video, two men can be seen arguing before the woman appears to spit at the man in the front row in front of her. The man then takes two swipes at the woman’s face, with people attempting to break things up. The woman and the man traded multiple blows for some time before things moved on to ground where the brawl continued.
The clip ends as the two men are continuing to fight on the ground and it’s unclear how the incident concluded. According to a TMZ Sports report, local authorities have not made any statement on the incident. The report added that it currently is not confirmed about how the brawl was stopped and if any arrests were made.
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The Guardians defeated the Angels, 8-6, on Saturday and 4-3 on Sunday (May 14) to take two out of three games in their weekend series at Progressive Field. The Sunday game saw Josh Naylor hit a three-run homer in the eighth inning, his third in three days.
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After the Angels intentionally walked José Ramírez to face him, Naylor drove a 2-0 pitch from reliever Carlos Estévez over the wall in right for his latest late-inning heroics.
On Friday, he smashed a solo homer to give Cleveland a 4-3 lead, while on Saturday night Naylor’s three-run highlighted a six-run inning. Naylor’s homer also became the reason for Angels starter Patrick Sandoval’s (3-2) loss, who held the Guardians to five hits in 7 2/3 innings while matching Guardians starter Tanner Bibee.
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