The baseball game between the White Sox and Guardians quickly escalated into a chaotic boxing match and a full-blown bench-clearing brawl.
In the sixth inning, Chicago shortstop Tim Anderson and Cleveland third baseman Jose Ramírez engaged in a physical altercation at second base, resulting in a melee and six ejections.
The Guardians were trailing 5-0 when Ramírez hit an RBI double to right field, cutting the deficit to 5-1. However, tensions flared when Ramírez slid headfirst into second base and Anderson stood over him.
Ramírez got up and pointed his finger at Anderson, provoking a face-off between the two players.
Anderson, positioning himself for a fight by dropping his glove and assuming a fighting stance, threw the first punch. This ignited a massive brawl that saw players from both teams pouring out of the dugouts and bullpens onto the field.
One of the umpires attempted to intervene and break up the scuffle but quickly realized it was futile.
As the benches cleared, Ramírez landed a powerful right hook on Anderson, knocking him to the ground.
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