Little Leaguer Ejected and Suspended One Game For This Bat Flip
by Larry Leo
July 23, 202524 Comments
On July 16, Marco Rocco crushed a home run in the sixth inning of a tournament game between Haddonfield Little League and Harrison Township and celebrated with this bat flip...
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If tweet fails to load, click here. Rocco was ejected and suspended one game. His father was not happy...quote:(The Spun)
"He’s played Little League his whole life, and his dream is to make it to the World Series in Williamsport," Rocco's father said, via NJ.com. "We’re in the state finals and are a couple of steps away. We’re on our way there, and now, they tell him he can’t play."
Joe Rocco said the umpire considered his son's bat flip a "safety concern." That's why he was tossed from last week's game.
"They wrote us a letter saying there’s a rule that says there’s no horse play in Little League, and they consider bat flipping horse play. Little League International openly promotes bat flipping all over their social media accounts, their websites and the broadcasts on TV for the Little League World Series. It’s openly promoted and encouraged. My son watches that and was emulating what he sees."
Filed Under: MLB
Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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