In a heated NL
Division Series matchup,
Los Angeles Dodgers manager
Dave Roberts expressed his concern over an incident involving star .
During Sunday’s game, Machado threw a ball into the Dodgers' dugout, which Roberts described as “unsettling,” suggesting it appeared to be aimed directly at him.
The game, which ended with the Padres dominating the Dodgers 10-2 and leveling the series at 1-1, was marked by several confrontations. Dodgers pitcher and Machado exchanged heated words, escalating tensions on the field.
The Padres showcased their power with six home runs, including two from ., who had previously been hit by a pitch from Flaherty, further fueling Machado's anger. Flaherty also taunted Machado after striking him out with two runners on base in the sixth inning.
As the series heads into Game 3, the atmosphere remains charged, with both teams eager to gain the upper hand.
Question 1: What did Dodgers manager Dave Roberts find "unsettling" during the NL Division Series game against the Padres?
Roberts found it "unsettling" that Manny Machado threw a ball into the Dodgers dugout, which seemed intended for him.
Question 2: What was the outcome of the game on Sunday that led to tensions between the teams?
The Padres won the game 10-2, hitting six home runs, which included two from Fernando Tatis Jr.
Question 3: What incident involving Jack Flaherty and Manny Machado escalated the tensions during the game?
Jack Flaherty struck out Manny Machado with two runners on base, which led to an exchange of profanities between the two players.
Question 4: How did the series stand going into Tuesday's Game 3?
The series was tied at 1-1 going into Tuesday's Game 3.