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Twenty-eight times, the converted right fielder successfully completed the play, posting an error-free spring as he moves back to shortstop.

“He’s the best player on the field every day — oh, he hasn’t got a hit with nobody on? Who cares,” right fielder Mookie Betts said.

Then, when Padres right fielder Fernando Tatis Jr. was the object of flying objects, the umpires would not resume play until security reinforcements arrived in right field.

The bad blood reached a boiling point in the sixth inning when Flaherty hit Tatis in the side, leading to a stare from the tempestuous right fielder and words from Profar.

You see, it was the manager who was charged with overseeing Gold Glove right fielder Mookie Betts’ sudden move to shortstop, a position he had barely played in the major leagues.