Mets’ Brandon Nimmo on why he ran his mouth at Phillies
After hitting a 390-footer off Phillies reliever Orion Kerkering, Nimmo, who typically puts his head down and runs with little fanfare, was shown saying something toward Realmuto. Leading off the bottom of the inning, the Phillies catcher was hit by a pitch, further stoking the flames among fans that something odd was going on.
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Philadelphia Phillies' Bryson Stott, center, reacts past New York Mets third base Mark Vientos after hitting a two-run triple ...
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New York Mets' Brandon Nimmo reacts after hitting a home run against Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Orion Kerkering during the ...
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