Ejection 154-155 - Adrian Johnson Ejects Pat Murphy During Plate Meeting & Riggs Ejects Rowdy Tellez
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- 2B Umpire Adrian Johnson ejected Brewers bench coach Pat Murphy during the pre-game plate meeting while HP Umpire Jeremy Riggs ejected Milwaukee 1B Rowdy Tellez after a strikeout in the 6th inning. Report: www.closecalls...
Poor gil, but I do love making fun of myself as well so hats off to you for keeping it light hearted!
I have to say this is a great channel. It’s an excellent way to get inside the game.
Gil can you let us all know that you’re okay please.
Thanks Gil. Keep up the great work!
The announcers favorite excuse for an ejected manager or coach
"He's defending his team"
Weird. In Tellez's two career ejections, the camera angle seemed to be the same: showed him reacting to the ejection in almost the same location but the actual ejection motion is off the camera. Just coincidence, I suppose.
Nice transition from analysing pitches to... pitch. I don't care about your voice, just love watching your content! Thanks for putting it out!
It would be funny if his voice was higher just to troll all of baseball lol. He's goofing around about it now so I'm kinda just smiling and waiting to see what happens next... the channel is great! Everyone I know has been complaining about the baby nonsense every player and manager has been displaying toward the officials this year and this channel does a good job explaining just the facts.
It will only be funny if he has a pit in his basement, has a dog named precious, does the tuck dance to goodbye horses and has moths flying around his kitchen.
It’s impossible to listen to.
I unsubscribed immediately.
@@matthewhouse2528 good for you, he’s going through something out of his control and still making great content, this comment was absolutely unnecessary and non-constructive.
@@matthewhouse2528 This is not an airport, no need to announce your departure.
Looked like he just said "that's not a strike"
In situations like that one, it’s always easiest to say, “Yep, and it’s still a strike” and let it go. If a player continues arguing, then run him. But that was a quick toss.
you dont know what he said so I'll give the benefit of the doubt to the umpire. So tired of these .230 hitters crying about 1 pitch, that actually was too close to argue. HIt the effing ball
A. You don't know what was said.
B. His manager was already tossed for arguing the calls from the night before.
C. When it comes to arguing balls and strikes, it's never a quick toss. The rulebook say you can't, so don't do it.
@@mptr1783 It always amazes me how a batter can argue a checked swing strike, but they don't argue a checked swing base hit.
Is this the earliest ejection ever?? Now we need another ejections during the 7th inning stretch where the stadium plays God Bless America so they stop arguing and then go right back at it after the song ends.
That’s a great comment ! Well played - I laughed so hard I spit my drink out lol. Thanks for the laugh I needed that !!
I've seen ejections at plate meetings before. It's rare, but it has happened.
Listen, that was soft toss either way. He is frustrated he struck out and it looks like all he said was, that wasn't a strike, and he was tossed. The bat throw is typical of any end of the inning strike out. I think it goes back to the lineup card toss, and he was already just tired of hearing it. He has grounds for ejection cause you can't argue balls and strikes, but that was soft.
It's not soft. You can't argue balls and strikes. It's in the rulebook.
@@Subangelis Balls and strikes get argued all the time and nothing happens to players. Using the “you can’t argue balls and strikes” argument to defend why he was quickly tossed is pretty weak. Easier to simply say, his name is Rowdy Tellez and he carries no cred with umpires.
@@Subangelis he only said that wasn't a strike, technically he didn't argue before tossed, he stated his own opinion. If the ump would have said that was a strike and he said no, your wrong, then it is an argument.
@@Mattywill29 Technically, the umpire had just asserted that was a strike, therefore even "No it wasn't" is "argument". But it was extremely soft to toss him for civilly disagreeing.
It's sad to hear people always fall back on "Well the rules say he can" when the real objection is to selective enforcement - which uses the rules as a doormat in spirit, if not by letter.
Lol, love your sense of humor.
Tellez mustve said the most magic of all words, that was quick lol
All he said was “not a strike” after the at-bat, the ump was just tired of him
Can't argue balls and strikes, period.
Thank you for another great week of content, Gil. Here and on CCS
The Strike zone for the both teams were entirely different and horribly inconsistent for this whole weekend series. Pitches that were strikes for the Brewers, were the same exact pitch were called as Balls for the Twins and then the strike zone would narrow and widen with 2 or 3 pitch's apart from each other. Terrible BS called series for all 3 games really. These umps outta be investigated and suspended, a 6 yr old could of Umped these games better.
He threw the bat and then asked the umpire was that a strike you could read his lips and then the ump through him out of the game. This crew was doing nothing but gunning for the Brewers the whole series The only good umpire is the umpire who doesn't inject himself into the game.
He clearly said, "That wasn't a strike." I don't know why that warrants getting run, though. Seems a little on the touchy side.
Because you don’t argue balls and strikes at all, calm or animated doesn’t matter. By saying “that wasn’t a strike” you are basically, in an albeit calm way, arguing and going against the umpires call. That’s all it takes.
It looks to me like he said "That's Shit".
Umps took sensitivity training..now they're all too sensitive.
@@nateward9592 Nah. Guys do it all the time. They'll say, "That was outside." or "That wasn't there." or some variation. The same way coaches and managers will bark from the dugout. When guys do that to me I'll simply say, "I had it on the corner." or something. If he lets it go and doesn't make it personal then it's no big deal. Guys get frustrated -- sometimes it's not really at you, but you are the convenient target.
Now if they make it personal, like saying, "Your zone is shit" or "You're terrible" then you run them. But saying "That's a bad call" or "You missed that one" is a pretty mundane comment. Unless he has been at you all day and you have previously given him a warning, that is.
@@totallykoolyeah Dude, we take so much abuse out there that we just let roll off our backs. I do work with guys who are too quick on the trigger, but the vast majority of us just shrug it off unless it 1) gets personal; or 2) they start bringing previous games into it; or 3) you've warned them to stop and they keep going. You only see the highlights of ejections, not the rest of it.
Not sure what's going on with your voice but it's making it very tough to watch these videos
he’s addressed it multiple times and doesn’t seem like he can control it
@@bkg5494 On which video(s)?
@@bucklau3933 this one and at least one more from the last week.
Why was Pat Murphy out there for the pre-game in the first place, if Counsell came out of the dugout to argue Tellez's ejection? It seems like he had an agenda all along and wanted to settle a beef with Johnson.
Did you transition?
The same thing happened to Mark Parent of the White Sox. He got kicked out before the game started a few years ago.
I remember this happening to Bryan Price when he was managing the Reds.
Gil, I’m gonna take a stab at it…you had some kind of (probably routine) surgical procedure and when anesthesia performed intubation they struck/paralyzed one of your vocal chords. Am I close?
Who in their right mind would name their kid Rowdy?
His real name is Ryan. Rowdy is just a nickname.
Not everyone will agree, but the Milwaukee fans love him for his nickname (which I get the feeling started as a loving tease about his gentle teddy-bear nature). Took forever to get them to stop chanting his name when he walks up, and they'd still be doing it today if it weren't obvious he feels the pressure and he's more likely to swing at garbage.
Ah, those magic words...
Bro what happened to your voice... I do not get it
I’m worried it could be a cold :(
Strike until umpires are held accountable, this BS has to stop.
Held accountable for what? Baseball is a game of judgement calls. Sorry if they miss a ball here or a strike there, they are just as human as you, grow up and move on to your next at bat. They are grown ass adults being paid to play essentially a kids game, they should have nothing to whine.
What about accountability for players throwing tantrums every time,complaining every strike out ,complaining managers? What about accountability for being to stupid to swing on a strike down the middle,,whiff at a outside slider and then complain?
If it's done before the game like that, is it the crew chief that does it or can any umpire do it?
Any umpire can do that. In this case Brian Goreman is the crew chief and he didn’t throw anyone out during this particular game.
any umpire can eject its the home plate umpire who is doing a game meeting so he is in control but a crew chief is going to defend his crew
Craig Counsell is always out at the plate. How many times does he get tossed...or not tossed.
Pre game ejection...how dumb of the coach
obviously he wanted to get tossed
After the fiasco that was the strike zone on Friday night, Murphy absolutely went out there to get tossed and let the crew chief who was extremely poor the night before that his performance was below par for a major league umpire.
That's a bad ejection. Tellez asked "was that a strike?" Riggs was anticipating an argument. The bat toss was nothing.
no he didnt......he said "that wasnt an f&*Cking strike"...........much different
@@mptr1783 eh, at the professional level, not really.
Arguing a strike after chucking your bat. Immediate toss. Bye.
man said one thing and was gone
It depends on what he said.
All he did was say that wasnt a strike
If the bat throw was okay by itself then it HAS to be okay if he throws it and says something, if the batter is okay saying something then saying something HAS to be okay with a bat throw…. this plus that equals an ejection is not in a rule book…
for all we know he wasn’t arguing balls and strikes, maybe he turned to the umpire and asked if the first strike was the very bottom of the zone that’s a legit question to ask in empire and it gets asked a lot, in almost every single major league game…. a player has to know the parameters of each individual umpires strikes zone
If you read his lips, he didn’t ask he just flat out said “that’s not a strike”, that’ll get you run every time. Bat flip had zero part in it.
Pat is a future manager
Ummmmm...he was Justin
He was a bad one in San Diego.
@@ceave Yes...what a great future manager you had
Stop defending shitty calls. A ball from a breaking ball is just a ball. You don’t have to see it from different angles. Robo Umps are inevitable. Oh well..
How's the voice recovery thing coming along
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I swear these umpires are little girls now. They want to be athletes so bad to be noticed so they eject as soon as they can so they get noticed. Don't get me wrong I'm for umpires calling ball and strikes but they are getting worse and worse and if you even say 1 word you're ejected yet I've seem umps say all kind of words to players and coaches that provide situations.
Awww....he didn't do nothin'. Why did he get tossed? Not fair...awww...
Wow. Quick hook. Vendetta maybe
They're mad because Brian Gorman looked bad for doing a makeup call that was two balls high, and then unenthusiastically (to _his_ credit) threw out the batter for being pissed.
So to _their_ discredit, like Ron Kulpa in the infamous "I can do anything I want" incident, they were looking for excuses.
I keep wanting to watch games where top athletes do their best and are judged fairly, but I keep getting boring, aggravating rerun of the Don't Hurt The Umpires' Feelings Show. Maybe I need to "change the channel" to Asian baseball.
These biased broadcasters are getting more and more ridiculous. Making fools of themselves
Present day umpires have absolutely no feel for the game. Because of this and their massive egos we have all these ejections wich in decades past would have been water under the bridge. That's why players are so unhappy with them.
Umps always have to make it about them
He didn't.
get rid of that high pitched female and give it back to the men. her voice screws with my hearing, so i give your video a thumbs down
Pre-game ejections should be an automatic suspension.
Getting tired of saying this BUT the ONLY way you are going to get a home plate ump to refocus is to plunk him when the affected team is on the field next. Fast ball high and the catcher swallows a bug and misses it. And if the field umps get outta hand, plunk them on a pick-off attempt. It works.
@Mike Heathman I'm glad you're happy with the umpires in MLB and their accuracy and arrogance. Ever been to a baseball game? Besides Little League?
@Mike Heathman Yeah, and I almost met John Lennon once. Doesn't make me a Beatle.
@Mike Heathman yet neither you not anyone else can come up with a solution. If you are an umpire you have no objectivity. But if you were calling a crap game and got plunked, you would straighten your act out.
So Ive seen you constantly on this channel talking about you’d hit this ump or tackle that ump but we all know you wouldn’t do shit
Hank is still #1
Brewers and San Diego are complainers
Oh and the other 28 teams don't complain?
Ump injecting themselves into games.
BS, a coach or manager bringing up anything that happened in a previous game will be ejected 100% of the time. Really dumb of the coach. You don't know what Tellez said to get himself ejected, but arguing balls and strikes will also get you ejected.
@@alanhess9306 Nobody pays to see the Ump.
@@marco529 WTF does that have to do with a manager argue something that happened in a prior game? Nobody pays to see an idiot manager argue things at the plate meeting either. That is a sure way to get ejected. Murphy should know this.
@@marco529 Nobody pays to crybaby players.
That’s a quick hook. Yes he threw his bat but grow a pair. Can’t take it don’t be a ump.
Wasn’t the bat flip, he point blank looked at him and said “that’s not a strike”. That’s almost instant.
what a weak ass ejection on rowdy. These MLB umps suck..and MLB is becoming unwatchable.
Umpire did a great job here. Rowdy is not good enough of a player to argue like that. He's a bum.
Called strike was a great call and Rowdy was the one who swung twice and missed the ball both times. Grab some pine, MEAT!