Ejections 144-45 - Jesse Winker & Scott Servais Tossed in Seattle After Inning-Ending Strikeout
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2022
- HP Umpire Dan Merzel ejected Mariners LF Jesse Winker and manager Scott Servais after Guardians pitcher James Karinchak's 2-2 curveball grazed the top of the zone for a called third strike. Report: www.closecallsports.com/2022/...
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Lol the commercial at the end 🤣🤣
No Servais. Out of Servais. Servais interrupted. Pay $$$ to have Servais restored
Dan Merzel is great, I just love to see his progress. It's cool that we have so many good youbg umpires, like May, Tumpane, Libka and now Merzel
Winker....hitting a blistering .228 while making $6 MILLION. Oh....and "expected call"...STRIKE. What a hero.
He leads the league in walks
@@kaelball5834 Ya....hitting .228 I can see why he's afraid to swing.
@@deckerrm I agree he’s having a more down year but he is also a lot more patient this year so idk personally I’d have him batting 5th this year
@@kaelball5834 So what? He was wrong on this correct strike call.
Lindsay appreciate your input on these ejections as always keep up the great work and videos
ump listened a fair amount of time....but winker did not walk away
Love watching ejections over correct called strikes, they should watch it back and then relax.
Can’t wait to hear your comments on the Marlins player getting tossed tonight after a bad call at second base. Thanks for your fantastic work.
The foam thing at the end 😂
Bahahaha I caught that at the end with Manfred and that commercial
Amazing how bad directing can ruin a ballgame for the home viewer. Good call on the poor coverage.
lindsey you have serious talent. gonna be sad when you are inevitably picked up by a team to do marketing/highlights. until then, i'll enjoy watching your videos every week!
Hopefully not. We already have to put up with her being distracted during hockey season 😁
@Ryan Landry Is she currently the organist? Pretty cool
@Ryan Landry its a boy
@Ryan Landry his name is gil
@Ryan Landry the person in this video.
FLOAAAAAAAAAAAM
After the mariners won in the 11th Servais came back on to the field to celebrate with the team. Is that allowed or could he end up getting some sort of discipline from the league?
Nice catch. MLB has disciplined players/coaches before for coming back onto the field after a walk-off hit (Bryce Harper suspended one game here: www.closecallsports.com/2016/05/mlb-ejection-032-brain-knight-1-bryce.html) & John Gibbons was disciplined for coming back onto the field during a fight after being ejected earlier in the game (www.closecallsports.com/2015/08/mlb-ejections-143-145-jim-wolf-1-3-tor.html). Different situations with other variables, but they're not supposed to return after being ejected.
@@CloseCallSports Harper had a few more words for the ump. Servais might get a suspension -- my guess, a fine unless he said some more to the umps.
Karinchak is an awesome pitcher. He always brings tons of energy and excitement to a game.
The broadcast director didn't want Jomboy to read Winker & Servais's lips.
I was watching this ejection bits and pieces on MLB Network I was DYING LAUGHING!!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂😂😂🤣
Mariners always hilarious when it comes to ejections and brawls.
You don’t argue balls and strikes.
still wanna see the look on his face, when he sees that the pitch was indeed in the zone.
It's a good pitch. It's the correct call. Funny how Lindsay paraphrasing a quote from Bart Simpson.
if they’re gonna argue they better be sure they’re right. Smh I hate managers and players who assume every close call is wrong
Not every close call. Just the ones that don’t go their way.
I thought that half circle at the end was a hair on my screen and I tried to remove it xD
Well, they cut away because that's AppleTV for ya. Feels much like if the NHL commentated golf games
That was quick
Apple broadcasts are interesting. They are definitely green but I think there is potential there. Unlike the Amazon NFL games. They just seem disinterested.
Once again you can't argue balls and strikes it's an automatic ejection.
I"m sorry-do you think that we're somehow unaware of the fact, or are you unaware that because this is actually MLB and not a high-school game, the umpires do give the players some leeway?
Which is bs
@@AndrewH1220 It's not BS, especially when the umpire is correct.
some of the worst camera work i have ever seen. The camera crew and producer should never be allowed to broadcast another mlb game.
The broadcast director didn't want Jomboy to read Winker & Servais's lips.
Yep, Manfred can go do a Floam commercial...
Apple TV broadcasts have been somewhere between mediocre and downright awful. The camera work in this clip seems to show that.
Winker needs to chill. The world thinks it a strike
But that thing from winker pov he sees it at a high pitch so he upset
@@AndrewH1220 Then he needs to learn the strike zone.
@@alanhess9306 he leads the league in walks bro
@@kaelball5834 Wouldn't know it from this video. That is not true any way.
Juan Soto has 110 walks
Aaron Judge has 76 walks
Max Muncy has 72 walks
Jesse Winker has 71 walks
Ejection 146- John Schneider ejected by Shane Livensparger.
L'il babies don't get what they want. Winker always complaining about something. Servais so sure he's always right. haha
Servais had his chance in that situation.
Swing the bat
If he does its probably a pop up
@@AndrewH1220 So he takes strike three instead? Brilliant!
He’s still in the game.
@@alanhess9306 yeah...because it was outside....to him at least
@@AndrewH1220 But it wasn't outside.
Blue Jays And Angels there was an ejection
Floam commercial
haha
Apple _really_ needs to stop playing at broadcasting. Leave it to the people who at least do it halfway right, stop trying to replace local broadcasters familiar with the players and their idiosyncrasies, and for FSM's sake stop regularly trying to show off your supposed statistical factoid genius with "Joe Blow has a 27% chance of striking out. [on 0-1] Joe Blow has a 35% chance of striking out. [on 2-1]" etc.
Magic box said it was a STRIKE so it's a strike
No, the data that MLB uses said it was a strike. If you notice, on the first pitch that was a strike by the numbers, Lindsay and crew put up on the replay that the on-screen box was wrong.
@@almostfm I understand, just making a point to all the arm chair officials at home.👍
The do that kind of camera work all the time when something is going on they will how the people talking in the booth instead of the action or some guy in the stands. It's not just baseball they do it for all sports. I yell at the tv and wonder who is directing this.
apple tv's broadcast is fucked. never watched it but still
Are we dealing with just failures of umpires? Or the overly spoiled baseball players, who now have the ability to question every damn call. Any human can have 100 perfect seconds.... but it's the 1 second of error, that all spoiled brats cling too. I'm not even an umpire fan per ce... but cmon already.
I think we're dealing very competitive people where every pitch and every call can help or hurt their job atatus.
I've got great respect for umpires, but i can also understand why players want every close pitch to go their way,
@@kinkaid7477 i can agree, somewhat... but man, there are far more clips of great batters swinging at stuff not even remotely close, than umpire's agregious calls.
@@kinkaid7477 Mick Jagger has been singing the truth for 50 years plus:” You don’t always get what you want.”
Years ago there was no High strike. Everybody swings at eye high stuff, so here we are
@@michaelreynolds3592 I'm not talking about umpires calls.
I think umpires do an excellent job, especially when you realize that calling balls/strikes has to be the toughest officiating job in sports.
I'm only talking about the competitive part of baseball,
The Apple TV broadcasts of MLB are terrible
what a horrible broadcast director! Switching to players "reaction shots", scratching their crotch, or fist bump shots. Announcers are always anti-umpire and pro home team to play to the cheap seats. Bef a mgr comes out does he know umpire got it right according to their own internal K Zone box?
That was a strike. Umps today have short fuses. In less than a minute,you’re gone. Key words get you ejected. The days of Earl Weaver,Billy Martin and Lou Pinella berating umps are long gone. I think the umps do a good job. Their union protects the weak umps way too much.
It's a brotherhood. Do you see teammates throwing each other under the bus publicly? No. They do get picked apart by each other and graded all the time, and get to learn from when they made a mistake. Just because you don't see it publicly doesn't mean they don't hear about it internally....
Oh yeah the players show such character and poise.
I realize your site tries to use all of the analytical equations ect... to explain the strike zone. The bottom line is that these umps are not using that same data to make a decision. It's based on what they claim they saw. My biggest problem with this is that you only show a couple of pitches and rightfully so, you can't post an entire game. But, most of the time it's not one pitch that upsets a coach. It's the lack of consistency is their major issue. I am official myself and I know how hard it is and no official is perfect. But, the problem with major league umpires, NBA and NFL officials is two fold.
The first problem is there seems to be no accountability when they screw up. You hardly if ever hear of anything happening to them and most of the time we hear a bunch of excuses for an awful call. Generally, I don't like when people to talk bad about officiating. But, when it comes to professional officials it's difference. One, because they get paid 6 figure salaries and every other position in society that makes that much money has accountability. Either to a board of a directors or a CEO. And maybe these professional officials do have some sort of accountability. The problem is it's secret or an unknown 90% of the time. When there are secrets you have something to hide. So, it becomes a trust issues with fans.
Secondly, they don't want coaches to say anything about them or they get fined. You can't have both and expect people to have trust in the way the system works. No one knows if cheating is going on or not. They either need officials answering questions to the media or they need to be more transparent. And to this point neither is being done. I personally know of officials that got suspended from working a certain number of SEC games just to be sent to the Sunbelt and do games there. What kind of punishment is that? But, this conversation is about professional officials. There is a huge problem with it right now.
Yes, some enjoy all of your science behind where the ball is and why it's called what it's called. I have zero problem with that. But, you can you answer the elephant in the room's question? How have they been calling the game until that point. If they all of a sudden started changing the strike zone, rather the strike is correct or not, that's a huge problem. Players nor coaches can adjust to the way you call if officials are all over the place calling one thing or not earlier in the game and then start changing the way they call. That's the biggest question in my opinion and why these coaches get mad a calls at a certain time during a game.
You’re very out of touch with officiating in general. Your arguments are ridiculous
@@bradt7451 thank you for summing up my much longer thoughts I was thinking in my head in 2 short sentences.
@@bradt7451 Yet, you have nothing in return that disputes any of it.
@@johnlam4732 Birds of a feather flock together. Adding zero content that is meaningful at all.
@@bradt7451 Out of touch??? Funny. I have been officiating for over 20 years. You are right. Typical couch fans like yourself don't have a clue about officiating. If you don't think consistency in calling makes any sense then you just make yourself look like a fool and your social media buddy John.
My Gd, Apple TV is a total sh**show!!
What a little punk umpire. I'm glad players are yelling back and standing up for themselves. Hopefully more will do the same.
You did see that he got both calls correct right?
How is the umpire a punk for calling a strike a strike, and letting a player yell at him before ejection?
I totally understand how fans can have animosity for MLB umpires but in this case I just don't see what you could criticize here. It was the correct call and the umpire was as respectful as you can be.
@@dinurblum2829
Hes a little punk umpire for having the verbal exchange then throws him out for it. Why not keep the mask on and walk the other way??
@@chucklebutt4470
For me throwing him out is the problem. The umpire engages in a verbal exchange then threw him out. Why not keep your mask on and walk the other way
This women who is commentating has to go
Because she's _just a girl,_ and girls can't know stuff about baseball?
no u
Then don't watch, dummy.
This "woman" knows more about baseball and umpiring than you will ever know.