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Buehrle, Guillen ejected for arguing balks

The Columbian
Published: May 26, 2010, 12:00am

CLEVELAND (AP) — White Sox starter Mark Buehrle and manager Ozzie Guillen have been ejected in Chicago’s series finale against the Cleveland Indians for arguing two balk calls.

Guillen was tossed in the second inning Wednesday by first-base umpire Joe West, who moments earlier called the first balk against Buehrle. The left-hander protested the call and had words with West before Guillen came out to defend his pitcher.

West then threw out Guillen, who dropped his sunglasses and lineup card on the track as he left the field.

In the third, Buehrle was called for a second balk by West and slammed his glove to the ground before he was thrown out. Buehrle had to be restrained by several teammates and bench coach Joey Cora. He was replaced by Randy Williams.

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