Watch: Reds Manager David Bell Breaks Chair in Frustration in First Inning of Tuesday's Game Against Padres

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CINCINNATI — The Reds are hoping to end a three-game losing streak and an eight-series losing streak starting tonight against the Padres.
Reds manager David Bell's frustrations boiled over in the first inning after Jake Fraley left the game after being hit by a pitch. Bell smashed a chair in the dugout after a short conversation with the umpire.
Fraley is the fifth Reds player to get hit on the hand with a pitch this season. Cincinnati has dealt with a ton of injuries this season. Hopefully Fraley isn't dealing with anything serious.
Watch video of Bell breaking the chair below:
I was told this Reds teams doesn’t care.
— Reds Daily (@RedsDaily4) May 21, 2024
David Bell doesn’t care about winning.
The players show no urgency….
Fraley just left the game yelling because he was so mad he had to come out.
Bell just threw a chair. pic.twitter.com/hmt8okXjOg
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