Dave Roberts threatens someone on Padres then Shohei Ohtani gets hit with 100 MPH pitch, a breakdown

Jun 23, 2025 807.8K views 7:43
MLB San Diego Padres 2025

What Happened

In the ninth inning of a 5-0 game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres, tensions boil over after Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. is hit by a pitch from Dodgers pitcher Brusdar Graterol. Padres coach Ryan Schilt becomes irate, storming out of the dugout and yelling towards the Dodgers dugout, where manager Dave Roberts is standing. Roberts takes great offense and confronts Schilt, the two men getting into a heated verbal exchange. The altercation escalates as Roberts aggressively approaches Schilt, shoving him in the chest. Dodgers backup catcher Austin Barnes rushes in to try to separate the two men, but several players from both teams converge on the scene. The crowd watches in stunned silence as the two managers have to be physically restrained from going after one another. Cooler heads eventually prevail, with Roberts and Schilt agreeing to "talk later" and the players dispersing. But the drama is not over, as in the next half-inning, Shohei Ohtani of the Los Angeles Angels steps to the plate against the Dodgers. On a 3-0 count, Dodgers reliever Caleb Ferguson unleashes a 100 mph fastball that hits Ohtani squarely in the arm, prompting more heated reactions from both dugouts. Ohtani is uninjured and remains in the game, even joking with Padres outfielder Teoscar Hernandez in the aftermath. But the umpires decide to eject both Ferguson and Padres manager Bob Melvin, hoping to prevent further escalation between the division rivals. As the game winds down, the chippy play and heated emotions between these two teams are on full display, setting the stage for what promises to be a tense and contentious remainder of the series.

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Dodgers-Padres, part two. I did part one earlier. This is game four of the four-game set. There was

a lot of drama. Catch up on it from the previous video. This one is brought to you by SeatGeek.

It's a 5-0 game in the ninth inning. Two outs remain in the top of the ninth. Tatis is up.

That's a ball. No, that's a strike. Hey, how about it? That's a strike. Keep the game moving. Next

one, same spot, different pitch. Ball, the 1-1 pitch. Tries to go up top. Hits him in the hands.