
Jose Berrios and Cal Raleigh get heated over suspected pitch tipping incident
Both benches cleared as Berríos and Raleigh jawed back between third base and home plate, but the situation did not escalate. As relievers from both teams were running in from the bullpens, Toronto slugger Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was waving his teammates back.
Raleigh denied relaying pitch information but said he understood Berríos’ reaction.
“I’d want my pitchers doing the same thing,” Raleigh said. “If somebody thought they were tipping, I’d want them to say something. Just how it is. Competitive baseball game. People are right in the heart of it.”
Blue Jays manager John Schneider said stealing signs and relaying pitch information is “fair game.”
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