Seattle Mariners outfielder Víctor Robles completely erupted during a rehab assignment on Sunday night. Robles, who is currently playing with the Mariners' Triple-A affiliate out of Tacoma, was hit by a pitch in the third inning of their matchup with the Las Vegas Aviators, the Triple-A affiliate of the Athletics. Aviators starter Joe Estes' first pitch to Robles went high and inside, and hit Robles square near his head. Robles, after briefly collecting himself, then launched the bat hard at Estes. Robles was immediately thrown out of the game while the catcher stood there, stunned. Robles then charged at Estes and had to be held back as things escalated quickly on the field. Former National Victor Robles is throwing a bat at a pitcher and other stuff from the dugout in the minors tonight.pic.twitter.com/OJMME69gO0 — Grant Paulsen (@granthpaulsen)August 18, 2025 Robles eventually walked away and into the dugout. He ended up throwing a big box of seeds out onto the field before finally leaving for good. The seeds went everywhere while both teams stood around near the mound. Robles then proceeds to throw a bucket of seeds out on the fieldhttps://t.co/A4K33XaRULpic.twitter.com/ycquLvthtY — Kev (@klwoodjr)August 18, 2025 Robles has been recovering from adislocated shoulder he went down withwhile trying to make a catch in foul territory in April. He ran hard into the wall and netting at Oracle Park during a game against the San Francisco Giants, but awkwardly bent back and fell to the ground after making the catch. He was later carted off the field. Mariners outfielder Victor Robles was helped off the field and taken away in a cart after this scary collisionpic.twitter.com/vdwJcBemB3 — SF Giants on NBCS (@NBCSGiants)April 6, 2025 Robles made his first rehab assignment in Tacoma on Tuesday night, but he's now been hit by a pitch at least three times down there this week. It's unclear if anything else happened on Sunday night to prompt that reaction, though he's sure to face some sort of punishment from the league in the near future. Robles signed with the Mariners midway through last season after he spent his first eight years in the league with the Washington Nationals. He held a .273 ERA with 12 hits in 10 games before he went down with the shoulder injury. It's unclear how long Robles was going to be down in the minors before the incident, but Sunday's outburst certainly doesn't help things for him. The Mariners, meanwhile, hold a 68-57 record and sit in second in the AL West.