A college baseball pitcher in Texas is facing expulsion for attacking a player at bat after a home run.
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The incident happened during the the top of the sixth inning between Weatherford and North Central Texas College in Weatherford, Texas, when first baseman Josh Phillips hit a go-ahead home run off pitcher Owen Woodward to put NCTC up 3-2.
As Phillips rounded third base, Woodward charged his opponent and tackled him to the ground, knocking Phillips' helmet off his head. The incident was shared on social media.
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The Weatherford pitcher could be out of baseball after this crazy tackle on the North Central batter.
He faces being expelled from college for the incident.
@David V and he should………..
Just got a 4 game suspension
@Baseballer I saw that. Think this is the end of any discipline he gets or do you think further punishment will be given?
Why though??
Look at the ump gesturing at the batter as he rounds second… He was talking some serious trash
Why did he light him up maybe ran his mouth to the wrong person
He was probably pissed he gave up a homer and the runner was slow trotting around base.
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Weatherford Football coach got himself a new player