Chicago White Sox starting pitcher Chris Sale pounded on an ice chest in the dugout to release some frustration after a disappointing outing against the Texas Rangers Friday night.
Sale gave up eight runs on seven innings. After being notified that he was done for the day, Sale began to slam an ice chest with his glove, then with both hands, before finally knocking it over and spilling the contents onto the floor.
We don't have full video of the incident, but it looked something like this:
UPDATE: Here is the full video:
H/T FTW.
Sale gave up eight runs on seven innings. After being notified that he was done for the day, Sale began to slam an ice chest with his glove, then with both hands, before finally knocking it over and spilling the contents onto the floor.
We don't have full video of the incident, but it looked something like this:
UPDATE: Here is the full video:
H/T FTW.
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