Fight at Texans camp: Derek Stingley lays out Dalton Schultz with cheap shot
FIGHT! FIGHT!
24 July 2024
FIGHT! FIGHT!
We all know that emotions can run high at training camp, and on Wednesday we saw a good example of that.
Watch No. 24 Derek Stingley Jr. run up and hit an unaware No. 86 Dalton Schultz on the practice field. You can see CJ Stroud in his No.7 red jersey come over and talk to Schultz after he got up. Be sure to watch the video in full screen below!
Best video from the “fight” today! You can clearly see Stefon Diggs away from the conflict! Derek Stingley pushes Dalton Schultz!
📷 @YouGewdBro
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— Ruben Gamez (@713HouSports) July 24, 2024
ESPN's DJ Bien-Aime is reporting that the friction between the offense and defense started when Stefon Diggs had an issue with a late hit from safety Jimmie Ward.
There was a mini dust up between Stingley and Dalton Scultz as Stingley pushed Schultz to the ground.
It started between Stefon Diggs and Jimmie Ward as Diggs wasn’t fond of a late ish hit. Then came a crowd. Then the push came. Second day of padded practices & the intensity is…
— DJ Bien-Aime (@Djbienaime) July 24, 2024
One thing we know for sure, football season is here! Go Texans!
José Ramírez homered for a third straight game, Angel Martínez also went deep and the Cleveland Guardians got a 4-2 win over the Houston Astros on Wednesday night to complete a three-game sweep.
It’s the first time the Guardians, who entered the series on a 10-game skid, have won three in a row since a four-game winning streak from May 21-24.
Slade Cecconi (4-4) allowed five hits and two runs with a career-best nine strikeouts in 7-plus innings for the win. Paul Sewald pitched a scoreless ninth for his second save.
Martínez homered for a second straight at-bat with his shot to the Crawford Boxes with one out in the first inning. His grand slam with two outs in the 10th inning Tuesday night lifted Cleveland to a 10-6 win.
Four pitches after Martinez’s homer Wednesday, Ramírez also connected off Brandon Walter (1-2) to make it 2-0. Walter settled in after that, retiring the next 17 batters, with seven strikeouts before Bennett Sousa took over to start the seventh.
Ramírez and Carlos Santana hit consecutive singles with no outs in the inning before David Fry walked to load the bases. Johnathan Rodríguez then singled to score two and extend the lead to 4-0.
The Astros had managed just four singles when Taylor Trammell walked with no outs in the eighth and scored on a double by Mauricio Dubón that cut the lead to 4-1. There were two outs in the inning when Jose Altuve’s RBI double made it 4-2.
The AL West-leading Astros went 1 for 8 with runners in scoring position to cap this disappointing series which came after they swept the Dodgers in Los Angeles over the weekend.
Martínez and Ramírez had back-to-back homers in the first.
Ramírez, who dropped out of next week’s All-Star game Wednesday to rehab a nagging Achilles injury, has four homers and seven RBIs this month.
LHP Logan Allen (5-7, 4.07 ERA) will start for Cleveland in the opener of a four-game series against the Chicago White Sox Thursday night. The Astros are off Thursday and haven’t announced their rotation for their weekend series against the Rangers.