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Fubon Guardians Manager Protests for Second Day

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

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  • Fubon Guardians manager Goto Mitsutaka protested to the umpire for the second day in a row during the 'Financial Holding War'.
  • The protest stemmed from confusion over a play in the fifth inning and the batting order in the sixth.
  • This follows a similar protest by Goto the previous day regarding the stadium's big screen.

Fubon Guardians manager Goto Mitsutaka expressed confusion and protested to the umpire before his team's offense in the sixth inning, marking the second consecutive day of disputes during the 'Financial Holding War'.

The incident arose from a play in the fifth inning where a runner was called out on a stolen base attempt, but the official scoring recorded it as a strikeout ending the inning. Goto sought clarification from the umpire about the sequence of events.

His confusion intensified in the sixth inning when the first batter was Zhang Yu-Cheng instead of the expected player, leading him to approach the umpire with a serious expression.

This confrontation follows a similar incident the previous day, when Goto protested during the 10th inning over the stadium's big screen displaying a live feed of the pitcher-catcher interaction during a hitting at-bat. The manager appeared visibly agitated on both days.

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