Cole Carrigg Benched by Rockies After Inappropriate Gesture Toward Fans in Atlanta
Colorado sat Cole Carrigg after he made an inappropriate gesture toward fans during a game in Atlanta, per Thomas Harding of MLB.com.

Colorado benched Cole Carrigg following an inappropriate gesture he directed at fans during the Rockies' series in Atlanta, Thomas Harding of MLB.com reported.
The club's decision to sit Carrigg signals that the organization treated the incident as a disciplinary matter rather than a routine lineup call. What remains unconfirmed is the duration of the benching, whether any further internal or league-level action is under consideration, and the specific circumstances that preceded the gesture.
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The key open question is how long Carrigg stays out of the lineup. A one-game sit and a longer absence carry very different operational weight for a Rockies roster that has been navigating its own turbulence — Ryan Feltner was scratched with illness earlier in the Atlanta series, with Zach Agnos stepping in to start in his place.
Carrigg's status for upcoming games has not been addressed in the available reporting, so the depth of the discipline is still unclear.
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