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What Happened

In the top of the third inning, the Milwaukee Brewers hold a 3-0 lead over their opponent. Brewers starting pitcher Freddy Peralta is on the mound facing the opposing team. Peralta throws a pitch that rookie Seary takes issue with, leading to some words exchanged between the two. Peralta then hits Seary with a pitch, prompting the home plate umpire to eject Peralta from the game, believing he hit Seary intentionally. Brewers manager Pat Murphy vehemently disagrees with the umpire's decision, coming out of the dugout to argue. Murphy and the umpire engage in a heated exchange, with Murphy using profanity and accusing the umpire of making the wrong call. The umpire stands firm in his decision, ejecting Murphy from the game as well. Later, in the top of the eighth inning with the Brewers now leading 6-0, Brewers reliever Uribe faces hitter Siri. After Uribe throws a high, inside fastball, Siri grounds out to first base. As Siri walks back to the dugout, he and Uribe exchange some heated words and gestures, leading to both benches clearing and a brief scuffle ensuing. Siri and Uribe begin shoving and throwing punches, with Siri's teammate Reese Hoskins also getting involved in the altercation. The umpires and coaches from both teams work to separate the players and restore order on the field. Siri and Uribe are ultimately ejected from the game for their roles in the incident. Despite the on-field tensions, the Brewers go on to win the game 6-0, further solidifying their position atop the standings in their division. The heated exchanges and physical altercation between the players and coaches add to the growing rivalry between these two teams, setting the stage for potentially more drama in future matchups.

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Brewers have a 3-0 lead in the top of the third inning, but Seary says,

I can do that. First pitch of the at-bat, throws it over.

Peralta didn't like that. He kind of just walked it off.

But hey, he says, I put my head down. I ran around the base.

It was a little more than that. It was a little more than that.