As if mascots don’t go through enough sweating in those heavy costumes, one costumed-mascot at a Milwaukee Brewers sausage race got taken down. Randall Simon took a bat and knocked the human-sausage to the ground.
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Apparently coaches can be as aggressive as players. When Ohio State Buckeyes coach Woody Hayes punched former Clemson Tiger player Charlie Bauman, the coach immediately lost his job.
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During one very awkward performance, Chicago Cubs outfielder Borbon faked being hit in the foot by a pitch during a San Diego Padres game. Which was hard for him to pass off, seeing as the ball landed several feet away from him.
Source: Nesn.com
Not knowing what to do with the energy he wanted to dedicate to a last shot during the final moments of an East Tennessee State basketball game, Benny Green directed his anger at a fan. Angry that he lost by just a few points, Green hit a cheerleader in the stands when the buzzer rang.
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The former NFL linebacker who played for the 49er’s, the Broncos, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Oakland Raiders decided to take out his frustrations in a very juvenile manner during one game, when he spit in the face of J.J. stokes.
Source: SfGate.com
During a game, the New York Yankees third baseman literally swatted the ball out of the glove of an opposing team’s player in an attempt to make a play null. Because there aren’t cameras everywhere or anything like that…
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It’s hard to be surprised by anything that a man with facial tattoos does, but the public was shocked and disgusted when the boxer actually bit chunks out of the ears of opponent Evander Holyfield. Source: Espn.go.com
Herb Pope of Seton Hall Univeristy hits below the belt…literally. He twice took a swing at Texas Tech’s Darko Cohadarevic’s, well, you know, while playing. Which had him kicked out of the game. And who knows what that kicked out of poor Cohadarevic’s body.
Source: HuffingtonPost.com
After an NFC Championship Game, Richard Sherman of the Seattle Seahawks went to give opponent Michael Crabtree of the 49er’s a good-game handshake, and Crabtree met that gesture by slapping Sherman in the face.
Source: BlackSportsOnline.com
After he had already gone through a 25-game suspension for acts of violence, Simon had not learned his lesson. The New York Islanders player stomped on the ankle of opponent Jarkko Ruutu of the Pittsburgh Penguins during his first year back on the ice.
Source: HockeyNarrative.com
