Major League Baseball Ball Lay said Wednesday it is investigating the actions of Los Angeles Dodgers infielder Justin Turner, who was pulled out of Game 6 of the World Series after testing positive for Covid-19, but was still on the field after the game to celebrate the game. Title with his fellow players.
In a statement, the League P criticized the third baseman, saying he put everyone around him at risk despite MLB security not telling him to return to the field.
“… Following the Dodgers’ victory, it is clear that Turner chose to ignore the agreed joint protocols and the instructions given to them regarding the safety and protection of others.” “While the desire to celebrate is understandable, when Turner’s decision to leave solitary confinement and enter the field was wrong and he put everyone in contact at risk. When MLB Security raised the issue of being on the ground with Turner, he vehemently refused to comply.”
Turner tested positive and led the team to a World Series-3-1 win in Game 6 against Tampa Bay Rains on Tuesday night in Arlington, Texas.
MLB Commissioner Rob Munfred confirmed the positive test after the game, telling Fox: “It’s a bitter night for us.”
Turner was 0-for-3 with two strikeouts before coming out of the game to start the eighth inning. The team did not give a reason for his exit when he left.
“Thank you for reaching everyone!” Turner tweeted after the game. “I feel great, no symptoms. Just experienced every emotion you can possibly imagine. Can’t believe I can’t be there to celebrate with my boys! This team is proud and for L.A. City Incredibly happy “WorldSirisCheps. “
A statement from the MLB on Wednesday said further testing was being carried out.
“Last night, nasal swabs were carried out at the Dodgers’ traveling party.” “Both Rays and Dodgers were re-examined today and their trip to their hometowns will be determined after approval by the appropriate authorities.”
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