Houston Astros' Chas McCormick Admits Wrongdoing in Controversial Play vs. Seattle MarinersHouston Astros outfielder Chas McCormick devoted a debatable and also possibly unclean play on Thursday against the Seattle Mariners. After the game, he supposedly admitted misdeed. Writer: Brady FarkasPublish day: Jul 7, 2023 7:13 PM EDTIn this story: Houston AstrosSeattle MarinersHouston Astros outfielder Chas McCormick committed a questionable and potentially dirty dip into the end of Thursday's 5-1 loss to the Seattle Mariners. McCormick hit a ball deep in the red at shortstop and also was tossed out by JP Crawford. As he was running to initial base, he took a swipe at the handwear cover of M's first baseman Ty France, who might have had his wrist, elbow or shoulder injured https://www.storeastros.com/Hunter-Pence-Jersey. You can see the play below, which was completely unnecessary. There's an upgrade to the story now though, with France claiming he learnt through McCormick after the video game about the play. Per Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times: Ty France really did not recognize that Chas McCormick purposefully swiped at his arm on that particular play in the nine inning. He thought McCormick just encountered him. McCormick texted France postgame to ask forgiveness about the play. It is excellent to see McCormick say sorry and hopefully that suffices for the Mariners. The Mariners get in play on Friday at 43-43 and also can't manage to go working out ratings by tossing at guys https://www.storeastros.com/Corey-Julks-Jersey. McCormick remains in the schedule and striking eighth. The Astros enter the video game at 49-39 on the period. They are in second place in the American League West, while the Mariners are in fourth.

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