Furious Willson Contreras offers warning to Brewers after getting hit again: ‘Take one of them out’
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Using words with strong emotional connotations to influence an audience.
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“Willson Contreras didn’t mince his words after he was nicked by Brewers starter Brandon Woodruff during the Red Sox’s loss to Milwaukee on Monday night.”
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“Contreras has had a history with the Brewers and getting hit by a pitch in Monday’s game marked the 24th time it had happened against Milwaukee, and the sixth time Woodruff had done so.”
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“The latest incident occurred during the third inning when Woodruff caught the Red Sox’s first baseman on the fingers with a pitch that sparked some animosity.”
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“Contreras ended up jawing at the Brewers pitcher while going to first base and Woodruff fired back at him as the two ballplayers moved towards one another.”
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“The umpires and Brewers’ catcher – and the brother of Wilson Contreras – William Contreras stepped in to separate the two.”
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“After Wilyer Abreu grounded out to second base, Contreras made a hard slide into second that caught Brewers shortstop David Hamilton and he needed to be tended to by a Brewers trainer.”
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“Brewers manager Pat Murphy came out to talk with the umpires after the play and Contreras could still be seen barking from the dugout.”
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