Tensions boiled over during a heated matchup between the Seattle Mariners and Los Angeles Angels today, resulting in a bench-clearing brawl. This scuffle occurred after multiple Seattle Mariners players were hit by pitches. Outfielder Jesse Winker finally had enough.This particular fight went on for much longer than they usually do. Punches were being thrown everywhere, players slammed to the ground or caught in wrestling matches. Players stayed in action for over three minutes. A full video of the brawl was posted to Twitter by Talkin' Baseball.Talkin’ Baseball@TalkinBaseball_Jesse Winker was hit by a pitch and a never-ending BRAWL broke out between the Mariners and the Angels3102474Jesse Winker was hit by a pitch and a never-ending BRAWL broke out between the Mariners and the Angels https://t.co/1MgFd55vhnThis lengthy battle has already resulted in multiple ejections and could lead to fines or suspensions. Due to these possible ramifications, MLB fans were surprised by the brawl.This fan was quick to respond with the perfect pun.britt@brinnyetcI love basebrawl twitter.com/talkinbaseball…Talkin’ Baseball@TalkinBaseball_Jesse Winker was hit by a pitch and a never-ending BRAWL broke out between the Mariners and the Angels2494Jesse Winker was hit by a pitch and a never-ending BRAWL broke out between the Mariners and the Angels https://t.co/1MgFd55vhnI love basebrawl twitter.com/talkinbaseball…This user was surprised. It has been many years since an MLB brawl was as physical as this one between the Los Angeles Angels and the Seattle Mariners.Kevin Smith@KSmith_OO7@TalkinBaseball_ @JomboyMedia @HonestAbe92071 @DEF_Padre @KyleGaut A real legit brawl. Been years since I’ve seen one of these.4@TalkinBaseball_ @JomboyMedia @HonestAbe92071 @DEF_Padre @KyleGaut A real legit brawl. Been years since I’ve seen one of these.While opinions on the fight itself are split, the surprise of fans of both teams was nearly universal.MLB fans react to Los Angeles Angels and Seattle Mariners bench-clearing brawlJesse Winker charged the Angels dugout first.This battle of the American League West rivals turned from a baseball game to a melee far quicker than either team expected. Emotions were clearly running high. Jesse Winker's hit by a pitch pushed things over the edge.This fan reacts to the physicality of the brawl, which definitely seemed to be elevated and out of hand. Chris McCrossan@chris_mccrossan@TalkinBaseball_ Proper scrap. Not something we ever want to see 🤥@TalkinBaseball_ Proper scrap. Not something we ever want to see 🤥This user is confused as to which sport he is watching, because fights much more often occur in hockey than in baseball.QuagSportsGuy@QuagSportsGuy@TalkinBaseball_ @JomboyMedia Is this baseball or hockey?@TalkinBaseball_ @JomboyMedia Is this baseball or hockey?This fan was reminded of simpler times, and acknowledged the adrenaline boost that comes from watching a fight.Jay@JRTW1206@TalkinBaseball_ Man nothing gets my caveman juices flowing like an actual baseball fight with some knucks being chucked8@TalkinBaseball_ Man nothing gets my caveman juices flowing like an actual baseball fight with some knucks being chuckedThis fan took a chance to roast Anthony Rendon, who has disappointed offensively with the Los Angeles Angels.Andrew Chantha@AndrewChantha@BallySportWest @Angels Best hit rendon has had as an angel115@BallySportWest @Angels Best hit rendon has had as an angelThis fan dubs the brawl with an official title, and it is very fitting.Matt Wallach@Wallach18@BallySportWest @Angels The battle of the perennial underachievers8@BallySportWest @Angels The battle of the perennial underachieversMound charges and puffed-up threats are somewhat common, but full-blown fights are rare in the MLB, which comes as somewhat of a surprise. With so many games against common opponents, there are many opportunities for bad blood to develop. This battle between divisional rivals is an excellent example of just that.Some have pointed to pitches that nearly hit Mike Trout in a previous game as the cause for today's extracurricular activities. Whether or not this is true, both the Seattle Mariners and Los Angeles Angels will soon have to pay for the disruption.