Garen Doran’s role from Hell ended in a feud with fans

Boston Red Sox quarterback Garen scored an eventful seventh inning turn in Sunday’s 13-5 loss to the Kansas City Royals.

The spin of the nightmare began when Royals Nate Eaton hit a routine fly ball in midfield to lead from the bottom of the seventh. He lost the ball in the sun and watched it land within inches of his glove three times.

Duran was tested again in the next game, when Kyle Ispel fired a fastball onto the warning lane. The 25-year-old attempted a wall jump, but saw the ball deflect off the end of his glove and turn into another triple.

Moments after the failed attempt, Doran had a few things to say to the many fans seated behind the center field wall. Then after an impressive dive into the next match, Duran needed to be tied up by his teammate Alex Verdugo as he continued to exchange pleasantries with the annoyed fans.

“They just happened to throw little bottle caps at me and other things,” said Doran. According to MassLive.com. “So I just asked them to stop throwing them, and one of the associates came and told them to stop. It was just little bottle caps, nothing important.”

The day turned worse for the Red Sox after a brutal inning of a turn as the Royals scored six runs in eighth place to turn a tight competition into a blast.

Ball rotation is not uncommon to poor playing of the ball on the court. Two weeks ago, he lost another routine fly ball in the spotlight at Fenway Park, resulting in an injury Inside the park Grand Slam In an embarrassing 28-5 defeat to the Blue Jays.