Two people expected to be charged after wild brawl at Massachusetts youth baseball game

Two people are expected to face charges for their involvement in an American Legion playoff game earlier this week, according to a report from TMZ Sports. 

The fight took place in Milford, Mass. on Monday night when fans ran onto the field and at least one brawled with East Springfield Post 420 players during the middle of a game against Milford Post 59, causing the contest to be postponed. 

Milford Police had previously told the Boston Globe that they were considering charging three individuals, including at least one player and a Milford High School student. 

No arrests were made nor were any injuries reported, per the outlet.

“Absolute mayhem taking place over by the third base dugout as members of the Milford crowd have now come onto the warning track on the third base side,” Milford broadcaster Tim Caouette said.

“Never in all of my years covering Legion Baseball have I ever seen this kind of activity from the fans.”

TMZ reported that the game is expected to resume Wednesday night at 6:00 p.m. with “heavy police presence and restrictions” in place.

The game will include a “ban on bags, outside food and drinks … and those attending will be required to leave the game immediately after it’s over,” the outlet reported. 

The fight reportedly broke out in the fourth inning with the bases loaded in a 1-1 game and a batter facing a 2-1 count at Fino Field in Milford, Mass., as captured by the YouTube channel @MyMilfordTV.

The stream captured a “shut the f–k up” while the Milford catcher looked toward the stands situated near the East Springfield dugout, before one fan seemingly said: “You’re an old ass woman, what the f–k you doing coming in the stands?”

Play stopped while Caouette noted how “the fans are starting to get into it over on the third base side” before it got out of hand with players and those in attendance from both sides going at it.