Frontier League suspends ValleyCats, Sussex County managers for two games

“It’s what it’s,” Incaviglia mentioned. “He obtained two. I obtained two. It is high-quality. Transfer on.”

Incaviglia mentioned he wasn’t clear on why the suspensions aren’t for back-to-back video games. The league is off Monday earlier than the ValleyCats start a four-game collection on the New Jersey Jackals on Tuesday, whereas the Miners go to the New York Boulders

“I did not argue with them,” Incaviglia mentioned. “I simply mentioned OK. It’s what it’s. Get it over with and transfer on.”

ValleyCats basic supervisor Matt Callahan mentioned he obtained an e-mail from the league informing him of the suspensions. A Frontier League official confirmed the suspensions however did not say why the 2 video games are non-consecutive.

ValleyCats bench coach Thomas Incaviglia, who’s Pete’s nephew, and pitching coach Joe Gannon ran the group in Sunday’s 4-3 win whereas Incaviglia watched on-line from his clubhouse workplace. League guidelines prohibit a suspended supervisor from contacting his group within the dugout through the recreation.

Incaviglia mentioned Jones needed to be separated within the eighth inning Friday evening as each benches and bullpens cleared. After the sport, Incaviglia accused Jones of stealing indicators from the third-base coach’s field and mentioned Jones swore at him after Incaviglia visited the mound to warn his pitcher and catcher.

Jones has declined interview requests because the incident.

It is Incaviglia’s first suspension with the ValleyCats, although he mentioned he has been suspended beforehand in his independent-league managerial profession within the Atlantic League and American Affiliation.

“Oh yeah,” Incaviglia mentioned with fun. “That Italian (heritage), it is like a bit curse. You have to preserve it beneath wraps. You have to preserve that keenness at bay typically.”

Friday evening was Italian-American evening at Bruno Stadium.

“I ought to have gotten a go on that, man,” he joked.