The moment benches cleared in Pirates-White Sox game after elbow thrown: ‘What the f–k is the matter with you?’
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The benches cleared in Chicago on Wednesday night after White Sox infielder Sam Antonacci elbowed Pirates second baseman Brandon Lowe while trying to break up a double play.
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What happened
The benches cleared in Chicago on Wednesday night after White Sox infielder Sam Antonacci elbowed Pirates second baseman Brandon Lowe while trying to break up a double play.
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