The Detroit Tigers are looking into an incident involving outfielder Anthony Gose and Triple-A manager Lloyd McClendon, a source told ESPN on Sunday.Gose and McClendon got into a heated argument in the dugout during the first game of a doubleheader for the Toledo Mud Hens on Saturday. According to The Toledo Blade, the argument prompted McClendon to remove Gose from the lineup in the third inning, replacing him with pinch hitter Jeff McVaney.The 25-year-old Gose, who began the season as the Tigers starting center fielder, did not show up at the ballpark for Sundays game after not being in the lineup for the second game Saturday. Goses personal items were not in his locker room after the game Saturday, according to the Toledo Blade.The Blade also reported that McClendon would not discuss the issue when asked about it after Saturdays game.Tigers brass is currently evaluating what to do next and will huddle with McClendon soon to determine the appropriate course of action and any disciplinary measures, sources told ESPN.com.Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said he had heard what happened but did not know the details.Anytime a player reacts that way to a manager, its a concern, but its certainly not anything that cant be dealt with or gotten past, Ausmus said.Asked if this is the first time this has happened with Gose, Ausmus replied: As far as I know, yeah.After making the club out of spring training and earning the starting gig in center -- in large part due to an injury to Cameron Maybin -- Gose has had a tough year.The former second-round pick was batting .209 in 30 games for the Tigers before being optioned to the minors in May.Since his demotion, he has struggled in Toledo as well, hitting .185 in 50 games for the Mud Hens.Ausmus said he understood that there may have been some frustration at play in Saturdays events.I think you have to understand the human side, the human element involved, the emotions involved, and those struggles play into his emotions obviously, Ausmus said.Prior to Saturdays incident, the Tigers signed veteran outfielder Alex Presley to a minor league deal. 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From filmmaker Nanette Burstein (On the Ropes), The Price of Gold revisits the saga that rocked the figure skating world ahead of the 1994 Lillehammer Olympic Winter Games: the assault on Nancy Kerrigan, and the plot that led its way back to her rival Tonya Harding.The Prime Minister of Canada has become the latest world leader to become involved in a good-natured Twitter exchange between the Royal Family and US President Barack Obama aimed at promoting the 2016 Invictus Games. Justin Trudeau posted a video on Twitter of him performing a press-up and a mic drop in front of the Canadian team for the games which is an international event for members of the armed forces - both past and present - who have been injured serving their countries.The transatlantic exchange began last Friday when President Obama and his wife, Michelle, tweeted a video at Prince Harry, showing them standing, arms crossed, in front of a line of three uniformed officers. Barack Obama and Michelle Obama send a message to Prince Harry and the Queen ahead of the Invictus Games.dddddddddddd Courtesy of Kensington Palace Hey, Prince Harry, remember when you told us to bring it at the Invictus Games? asked the First Lady.Careful what you wish for! said the president, as the officers behind him gestured at the camera, one performing a mic drop.Prince Harry responded two hours later with a video sent from the official Twitter account of Kensington Palace which featured his 90-year-old grandmother - Queen Elizabeth. The Obamas sent a message to Prince Harry ahead of the Invictus Games Answering his phone - and a ringtone of Hail to the Chief - Prince Harry said: Message? Oh, from Michelle. How very amusing, before watching the video with his grandmother.The Queen then responded with a slight smile: Boom. Really? Please.The prince turned to the camera, repeated the mic drop and smiling, said: Boom… Prince Harry and The Queen to respond to the Obamas Invictus Twitter message The Invictus Games were founded in 2013 by Prince Harry and the 2016 games will be held in Orlando, Florida from May 8-12.For more information please visit invictusgamesfoundation.org ' ' '