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after Wilson Contreras And Willier Abreu Leading off the fourth inning with a long home run to give Boston a 10–2 lead, Valdez hit Story on the next pitch with a 94 mph fastball. The story is looking at Tila while catching the tigers Dillon Dingler And plate umpire Adam Beck got between Story and Valdez.

The benches then cleared, although no punches were thrown.

Valdez was eventually ejected by third base umpire Dan Isogna, ending a night that saw him allow 10 runs — seven earned — in three-plus innings of an event. 10-3 Red Sox win.

“It was not intentional,” Valdez said through an interpreter. “It might look like it, but it wasn’t. I was trying to throw a strike after two home runs in a row. I was trying to get back in the zone and that pitch just slipped out of my hand.”

Hinch, however, did not favor the first-year Tigers pitcher.

“We play a really good brand of baseball here. It didn’t feel good,” said the Detroit manager, who spoke to an angry Contreras while on the field. “It’s not meant to be judgmental; I have no idea. But I know when you get on the field and you get into a fight like that, you usually feel like you’re in your right. And it didn’t feel good to be there.

“So I understand their frustration. I understand the moment, and it was one less moment in a frustrating night.”

For Boston, it was a unifying moment amid a dismal start to the season.

“These are my boys, and it means a lot to me,” Story said, referring to teammates rushing onto the field. “We spend a lot of time together, and it’s always good to see they have your back.”

Red Sox interim manager Chad Tracy, meanwhile, didn’t buy Valdez’s excuse.

“Yeah, I think (it was intentional),” Tracy told reporters. “I thought it was weak, and I thought everybody saw it. Their side, our side, I think everybody saw it. And yeah, it was weak.”

A suspension for Valdez would hurt the Tigers, who are down three healthy starting pitchers on the injured list, including Tarik Skubal (elbow), Casey Mize (hamstring) and Justin Verlander (hip).

This report uses information from The Associated Press.