The Cincinnati Reds and New York Yankees faced off on Thursday in a game that was delayed due to a standoff that took place before the first pitch. Infielder Graham Ashcraft and Carson Spiers of the Reds, along with Ian Hamilton and Cody Poteet of the Yankees, were involved in the standoff which lasted more than five minutes after the national anthem. Eventually, Spiers backed down and returned to the dugout while Ashcraft remained standing. The Reds shared video of the standoff on social media, showcasing Ashcraft as the last man standing before Yankees manager Aaron Boone instructed his players to end it. Despite the delay caused by this incident, the Reds went on to beat the Yankees 8-4 and complete a three-game sweep at Yankee Stadium.
Now, as they prepare to host their next series against Detroit Tigers at Great American Ball Park this weekend, Ashcraft and Spiers are being recognized for their determination and refusal to back down during the standoff. The Reds continue to display their competitive spirit and determination as they face off against opponents in the league. As they take on their next foes, fans can expect them to bring their A-game once again.
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