Blue Jays manager John Schneider takes shot at Tommy Pham during interview
The Toronto Blue Jays had quite the eventful game last night against the Pittsburgh Pirates in which manager John Schneider took a shot at Tommy Pham after the game.
Things escalated even more after the game last night as Pham took to social media to post all sorts of things against the Blue Jays including making strange comments about Addison Barger and Tyler Heineman.
Blue Jays manager John Schneider goes after Tommy Pham in post game interview
Schneider had quite the eventful game yesterday as he was thrown out for arguing a strike followed by making some comments to Pham during his post game interview with the media.
Pham had a bat flip after a walk that caused the benches to clear and after the game Schneider was asked about it which he stated he really is not worried about Pham, adding that he is worried about the Blue Jays at bats.
John Schneider on the benches clearing tonight (after he'd been ejected) and Tommy Pham:
«I'm not worried about Tommy Pham's opinion about anything, really. I'm worried about our defence. I'm worried about our at-bats.» #BlueJays
«I'm not worried about Tommy Pham's opinion about anything, really. I'm worried about our defence. I'm worried about our at-bats.» #BlueJays
John Schneider won't be bothered with anything Tommy Pham has to say
It will be interesting to see if Schneider has any new comments on Pham after he crashed out on social media last night after the game, making comments about multiple players.
Pham currently has 6 homeruns and 34 RBIs this season with a .260 batting average and .333 on base percentage in 92 games for the Pirates which is exactly why Schneider is not worried about him.
The Blue Jays take on the Pirates tonight at 6:40 PM and it will surely be another exciting game after all the drama from yesterday.
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