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USA Today Sports Media Group
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Andrew Joseph

Giants pitcher Taylor Rogers threw his glove in the trash and punched the bench in a fiery tantrum

Wednesday’s game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants was a night to forget for pitcher Taylor Rogers. And he might be looking for a new glove after it all.

Rogers entered the game in the sixth inning with the score tied, and the left-hander proceeded to walk all four Dodgers batters that he faced. He was removed from the game after he walked Freddie Freeman with the bases loaded on 15 (!!!) pitches. Rogers could only watch as John Brebbia allowed those baserunners to score in relief.

So, let’s just say that Rogers wasn’t particularly pleased with how the night went. He went towards the trash can in the dugout and tossed his glove in there and walked away.

He turned his tantrum up a notch when he started punching the bench to let out his frustration.

Even if Rogers used his non-throwing hand there, pitchers need to stop punching benches and walls. No good can come of that.

MLB fans also had thoughts on that scene in San Francisco.

This was how Twitter reacted

The glove-in-the-trash move was original — there’s no denying that.

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