Three Blue Jays ejected after Yankees Josh Donaldson hit by pitch – New York Post

After five quiet innings, the Yankees offense exploded in the bottom of the sixth and some fireworks followed against the Blue Jays.

Toronto lefty Yusei Kikuchi took a no-hitter into the sixth with the Yankees trailing 3-0. DJ LeMahieu doubled and Aaron Judge followed with a single. After an Anthony Rizzo fly out ended Kikuchi’s night, Giancarlo Stanton homered off Yimi Garcia into the short porch in right field to tie the game.

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Blue Jays manager Charlie Montoyo argues with umpires Alfonso Marquez (72) and Lance Barrett after pitcher Yimi Garcia was ejected.
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Blue Jays manager Charlie Montoyo argues with the umpires after they ejected Blue Jays pitching coach Pete Walker and pitcher Yimi Garcia.
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Garcia then drilled Josh Donaldson with a 94-mph fastball. Donaldson walked to first and after a bit of a delay, the umpires met and following a brief discussion, tossed Garcia — enraging the right-hander and most of the Blue Jays’ dugout. As manager Charlie Montoyo tried to calm the situation, pitching coach Pete Walker was also tossed.

Garcia’s ejection was not preceded by a warning on a chilly night in The Bronx, which may have affected his grip on the ball.

Montoyo was ejected in the seventh inning after complaining the Yankees weren’t warned after Jonathan Loaisiga threw a pitch up and in to Bo Bichette.