College baseball: Michigan player pretends to snort cocaine after big hit

AND Baseball player in Michigan He celebrated a huge hit with a controversial act while he was on the third basis.

At the bottom of another inning, Mitch Voit striker came to the base of the bases loaded while Wolverines led 2-0.

Voit had the opportunity to put the USC trojans early on a thin ice, and that’s exactly what he did, ripping away triple base cleaning.

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Michigan Wolverines plays Arkansas Razorbacks during the Amegy Bank College baseball series presented by Kubot Weekend 2 for Globe Life Field. (Jerome Miron/Imagins Images)

After sliding into the third base, Voit saw a white powder that was a misdemeanor line, and he pretended to snort it, much like it would be with white cocaine powder.

The celebration received some attraction on social networks, and obviously some were negative, forcing Voit to apologize for their actions.

A hat in Michigan rests on the third base on the field of Globe Life. (Jerome Miron/Imagins Images)

“I would like to apologize for my third -base procedures yesterday. I made an immature decision in the moment,” Voit said. “The gesture I made does not reflect my character, the household in which I am raised or the block m that I represent in any way. I take complete responsibility for what I did, and I am honestly sorry for all those I have negatively influenced.”

Voit was a two -way player in his first two seasons with the Wolverinees, hitting .281 S .871 Ops, while in that range he inserted into a 4.67 era. But since he got off the crowd, he dominated the plate.

This season, in 19 games, Voit hit .451 with 1,393 ops; His six -stolen bases are already one more than he had last season when he played 59 games.

Close -up to the baseball meat in Michigan. (Jerome Miron/Imagins Images)

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He was also a defensive downtime, owned a field percentage of 0.995 since last season.

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