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The manager of San Diego Padres, Mike Shildt, was expelled from the defeat of 4-3 on Monday evening against the Giants of San Francisco – but few could blame him after a crucial circuit stroke was canceled.
During the second round, Padres, the Cart stops Xander Bogaerts, seemed to strike a bullet just above the wall of the left field in Petco Park-a good help after the Giants scored four points during the first round to take an advance.
The giants have the player of the left field Heliot Ramos, however, turned to the inner field, calling for the interference of the fans. He thought that a fan had changed the trajectory of the ball.
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The manager of San Diego Padres, Mike Shildt (8), returns to the canoe after being expelled by the marble referee James Hoye during the second round against the Giants of San Francisco at Petco Park on August 18, 2025. (David Frerker / Imagn images)
The play went to the video review, and Replay seemed to show that the fan never touched the ball. Instead, Ramos just failed to take the catch. The ball deflected its glove and landed in the front row.
Heliot Ramos of the Giants faces a ridiculous on bizarre throws against the paadres
The rereading team in Secaucus, New Jersey, saw it differently. The referees overturned the Home Run and the 4-0 Giants’ advance remained intact.
Shildt came out of the canoe immediately after the call and was automatically ejected. Under MLB rules, managers and players are prohibited from asserting video examination decisions.
Mike Shildt # 8 of the Padres de San Diego launched before the match against the Arizona Diamondbacks in Petco Park on August 17, 2023 in San Diego, California. (Orlando Ramirez / Getty Images)
The reversed solo shot turned out to be massive. San Diego joined three points in the seventh round to recover in the match, but finally dropped 4-3.
The loss was the fourth consequence of the paadres, after a weekend scanning by the Los Angeles dodgers in a Pivot NL West series. San Diego entered the weekend at the top of the division, but quickly went back to second place. Now, at 69-56, they drag the Dodgers by two games.
The manager of San Diego Padres, Mike Shildt (8), speaks with the marble referee James Hoye after being ejected from the match during the second round against the Giants of San Francisco in Petco Park on August 18, 2025. (David Frerker / Imagn images)
With the MLB season entering its last section before the qualifying series, each match brings weight – something that Shildt and each competitor of the World Series know it too well.
