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ESPN.com · Apr 8, 2019

Real or not? Despite Puig's fire, Reds already are toast

The beginning of this little Reds-Pirates fracas on Sunday at PNC Park was somewhat predictable. Derek Dietrich hit a long home run off Chris Archer in the second inning into the Allegheny River ... and, well, he did admire his work:

Derek Dietrich sends a souvenir into the river. \ud83d\ude33 pic.twitter.com/BcZ4EJfreJ

You know how this goes. Pitcher doesn't like hitter admiring his work. So next time up, pitcher throws at hitter. Like it's the hitter's fault the pitcher threw him a fat one down the middle.

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