The frustration boiled over for Orioles first baseman Chris Davis when he had to be restrained by teammates and coaches after a confrontation with manager Brandon Hyde during a 14-2 loss to the New York Yankees Aug. 7.
After the top of the fifth inning, Hyde said a few words to Davis as he walked down the dugout tunnel. Davis then angrily charged after Hyde before hitting coach Don Long stepped in from of him. Davis then tried to get past Long when Mark Trumbo, who is with the team during his rehab, was able to get behind Davis and further restrain him. Jonathan Villar stood between Long and Hyde as an extra buffer.
Trumbo patted Davis on the back and was able to him to sit down on the dugout bench where he began to cool down. Jace Peterson pinch-hit for Davis in the bottom half of the inning.
