Watch: Benches Clear in Minor League Matchup Between Dayton Dragons and Great Lakes Loons

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CINCINNATI — The benches cleared in the Dayton Dragons' matchup with the Great Lakes Loons on Saturday night.
The Dragons had a 4-3 lead in the seventh inning. There was an exchange in the infield that led to the benches clearing. No one was injured. Everyone ran out onto the field, but there wasn't a fight or anything like that, which is obviously good news. Watch the video below:
Dayton and Great Lakes cleared the benches last night.
— Reds Daily (@RedsDaily4) May 19, 2024
It was a big nothing burger and a classic “clear the benches and do nothing” baseball moment. 😂#RedsMiLB pic.twitter.com/sJh5EssLOI
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