Much of the fireworks Monday night at Camden Yards came off the Orioles’ bats, but they broke out in a different way in the seventh inning of their game against the Oakland Athletics.

After an elevated breaking ball was called for strike three on Baltimore center fielder Cedric Mullins, he walked toward the Orioles’ first base dugout and turned to home-plate umpire Malachi Moore, who then ejected him. Orioles manager Brandon Hyde hustled out of the dugout to argue the ejection, with Mullins also continuing to speak to Moore, and was soon tossed himself. It’s Mullins’ first career ejection and Hyde’s 10th.

The Orioles led 4-1 at the time, their runs scoring on home runs from Ryan Mountcastle, Adley Rutschman and Austin Hays. With Mullins exiting the game, Ryan McKenna moved from right field to center, and Terrin Vavra entered the game in right.

This story will be updated.

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