Yea, remember it well. Randy describes Graveman's pitch .. "After Katz dug in, Graveman's first offering sailed high and behind Katz's head, a pitch that
had all the appearances of a purpose pitch."
Yet, when Wes Rea has almost the EXACT same thing happen .. "There was never another incident the rest of the day, although big State first baseman Wes Rea seemed to be rankled in the 6th inning
when a Nick Rumbelow pitch buzzed inside and behind him. However, that was with two outs and two runners on base and came on a 1-and-1 pitch --
in other words, there didn't seem to be any intent.
At least Cohen didn't go whining to the umps crying like a little girl.
Right after the warning was issued,
Mainieri had an extended and animated conversation with Asher and crew chief Jack Cox. The gist? Mainieri wanted Graveman tossed out.