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This has been true since Anderson first began making noise in 2018, ticking off the likes of Justin Verlander and Salvador Pérez for trying to inject fun into the game. Pérez, the Kansas City Royals catcher, was upset that Anderson yelled, “(Bleep), let’s go,” after hitting a home run, causing both benches to clear.

White Sox reliever Michael Kopech, left, gets help to the dugout from catcher Zack Collins after hobbling off the mound following the final out in the top of the seventh inning against the on May 26, 2021, at Guaranteed Rate Field. The Sox said Kopech has a sore left hamstring and is day to day. (John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune)

“Hate, racism or discrimination have no place in our society and are certainly not tolerated in any Amazon workplace — whether it be under construction like this one, or fully operational,” Kelly Nantel, Amazon’s director of national media relations, wrote. “Today, the site was shut down to allow the FBI to continue their investigation following the discovery of a noose found under electrical materials. We will continue to work with all levels of law enforcement as well as our development partners, to hold the perpetrators accountable and ensure that all members of our community feel valued, respected and safe.”

Sox right fielder Adam Eaton left the game before the sixth with right hamstring tightness, and reliever Michael Kopech fell after delivering a pitch in the seventh and limped off the field as third baseman Yoán Moncada caught a popup for the final out. The Sox said Kopech has a sore left hamstring and both he and Eaton are day to day.

Officers are directed not to chase anyone suspected of committing less than a Class A misdemeanor, a crime that carries a sentence of less than a year in jail, the policy states. Examples are business license offenses, parking violations or trespassing. Actual Class A misdemeanors, which do allow officers to give chase, include aggravated assault, battery, domestic battery, among others.