You saw the sandwich ejection, right?
The ejection was not only significant had East Carolina planned to use Grosz on Tuesday, but it also impacted their next game against Cincinnati as Grosz won’t be available for that either. A significant development for the Pirates since they lost their first game.
Some reports suggest that Grosz tried to hand Starling a hot dog. Others say it was a peanut butter and jelly. Either way, hard to see a hot dog or PB&J as an ejectable offense. “Grosz is the No. 3 AAC prospect in the 2023 MLB Draft, according to Baseball America. He was 4-2 this season with a 3.49 ERA in 14 appearances,” Fox News
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