I miss how angry Gibbons was when he was younger. I enjoyed watching many a meltdown the first time he was the Skipper in Toronto. Lol I’ll always love that bastard.
Ahmed's ejection (11:00): He 's being guided away by a coach, but can't resist turning back for one more outburst -which sounded to me like the magic word from "Bull Durham". Announcers, "He was walking away, with his back to the umpire, and he was thrown out of the game." (I wonder if their contracts are coming up for renewal.)
Repeat with Souza's ejection (about 29:00). Amazing how the announcer misses the turned head and shoulders as Souza, like Ahmed, can't resist that parting shot that gets them ejected.
And repeat with Harper. Big hint guys: if you turn your head to make sure the umpire hears that last comment, the umpire *will* hear it. Congratulations, you just earned your ejection.
8:04 *song playing* AINT NO MOUNTAIN HIIIIIGH ENOUGH AINT NO RIVER LOOOOOOW ENOUGH TO KEEP ME AWAY FROM YOU BABE!!!!! *Duffy Shoving his way to the first place ump* lol
The old man umpiring the game at the end of A League Of Our Own said it best: "Yesterday it could be a Ball, Tomorrow it could be a Ball, but today, it was a STRIKE!"
Boone getting tossed was the point when fans finally got to see life from an anemic coaching staff. Seeing Boone that fired up was amazing and I was proud of it.
@@brady13001 Admittedly he was not good. He was definitely green. Made some truly rookie mistakes. His supporting staff was crap too. I loathe rothschild. I think Boone relies too much on the analytics and not enough on his baseball IQ.
I love that a lot of these give a frame of reference, that's it's not always just random screaming, even if it ends up just being random yelling about a play that's already over lol
@fleetlordavtar Could not agree any more. The players are far overpaid and seem to think they are something special. The league should adapt a rule that i they are thrown out of a game $100.000 a minute fine should be incurred after one minute of being on the field after being ejected. Hit these overpaid clowns in the pocketbook.
You only say Hawk was bad from videos you’ve watched on TH-cam. I watched Sox games daily and when he announced and I could only count a few times where I think he was bad. Those times are also probably the videos you saw on video so not a lot
I’m a Pirates fan and agree they are shitty. I like Bob Walk though that may be me looking through rose colored glasses. I grew up with him being on the Bucs.
You say that now, put the gear on and let managers tee off on you in little league. I don't laugh when managers yell, I think that would be disrespectful to the manager and the game of baseball.
Totally agree. Also, they seem shocked that someone gets tossed for arguing ball-strikes, without a warning first...That's because you can't argue ball-strikes!...Period.
Well, I'm not taking up for the , mostly ex major league baseball announcers, but if you're not showing up the ump, which no one PAID to come see, I tend to agree with the EX PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL PLAYERS.
That point is irrelevant and I'm tired of hearing it. The ump's job is to eject a player if he violates any of a long list of rules. The fact that people paid to see a player has no bearing on an ump's decision, because the rulebook gives it no bearing. If the people are upset they don't get to see the player they paid for, they should be mad at the player for breaking that rule in the first place. If an ump ignores an ejectable offense because people like that player, he is in fact ignoring the job he was hired to do. The 'I want to see X so I deserve to see X' mentality is childish
@@blacktimhoward4322 see you serious? Rules are broken, stretched , and misinterpreted in almost every day of a LONG BASEBALL season. They have discretion on every,on most every decision they make. It's their egos,which they should have "ZERO", that make them, more often than not, toss someone.. I agree wholeheartedly if a player is showing up the ump, you gone, absolutely no problem with that , bad for the young and future players. But if he gets thrown out with back turned walking away and doesn't make any bold movements that is strictly umpire ego.
This is why Replay needs to be implemented more in the area of calling check swings, balls and strikes. And Umpires cannot have the authority of just ejecting a player. I'm sick of umps being unquestioned. At least NFL refs talk things over and allow for appeal. They make so many mistakes and are NOT HELD ACCOUNTABLE for them.
One of the first baseball umpires in the early 1900s was quoted as saying "There is no such thing as a "half swing" because there is no such thing as a "half strike"!
All these announcers that say "He clearly had his back turned and was walking back to the dugout..." when they were clearly facing the ump while pointing at them and yelling. smh
I hate when the ump tries to play Buddy Buddy then throws the player out. I know what would happen but I would love to throw a right hook sometimes. I have seen the ump belly bump the player but dont try that as a player. I believe there should be a process to remove a bad ump in the game, ump ejection. Maybe a coach can override an ejection?
4:13 That is indeed a balk. 42:57 It was the gesture that got Cervelli tossed. That means the same thing in both Italy and Venezuela - and it ain't "peace."
You're a fucking idiot. The gesture that you're referring to was him saying that the umpire made two bad calls, hence why you could read his lips say twice as soon as he held them up. And 4-13 ain't a balk either, at least not one the home plate umpire had the angle on; Which is why Verlander and the coach were pissed. Damn I wish people who didn't understand the game would take some time before they look like idiots in a comment.
How is so many baseball announcers don't know that where the ball hits the catchers mitt is irrelevant? The only thing that matters is where the ball crosses the plane of the plate. MLB pitchers have a lot of movement on their pitches so very rarely will the ball be in the place when it hits the catchers mitt as it was when it crossed the plate.
@@LegionOfBlues901 It's unbelievable how many people think that walking away gives you blanket immunity. Some of the worst things batters have said to me have been when they were walking away.
He's a disgrace. How he gets away with putting his hands on players idk. Another thing, if your gonna be in a professional spot light, try not to be a fat slob. Disgusting.
The Cubs v. Nats clip at the 5:00 mark is just insane, dude called out of the base path and he was 6 inches from the white line running straight. It was just a bad throw
The batter-runner was never in the runner's lane and interfered with the first baseman's ability to receive a throw. Just over a year after that clip, Washington would be on the upset side of that same call.
Ump: OUT! 🤛 Batter: Good sir, I strongly disagree. I really believe it was outside. Perhaps we could look at some replays while we sip some tea. Ump: YOU’RE OUTTA HEEEERE!!!!
11:09-11:18 = That is my biggest problem with baseball announcers. He had his back towards the umpire, but has his head around, right towards the ump, and yelling at him. Give me a break with trying to make him seem like he was thrown out for no reason.
Exactly. According to these morons, you can say whatever you want as long as your back is to the umpire and you're walking back to the dugout. I wonder if they even hear themselves.
Most of the contested pitches were fairly close to strike zone and well framed by the catcher. Some bad calls but kudos for the great framing to fool the eyes
@@NobleRenegade7its not an argument its an observation.. why dont you look at the overall picture. there is a human factor involved here and they dont get the luxury of seeing it in slow motion but they never get credit for doing a great job. dont see you clowns jumping on these overpaid players cant make a routine play or even throw a strike
I love when you see that the visiting team is even confused over the umps decisions of throwing someone out. “Oh you’re going to argue with my shit ass decision that no other ump has had an opinion over? BYE”
4:13 "I'm not sure how the home plate umpire has this call." Because it was an obvious balk. If you don't step ahead of your throw and gain ground toward the base it's a balk. It was plain as day from home plate.
3:10 If what the completely idiotic Nats announcer got what Juanny Soto said right then that was more than enough for an ejection. You NEVER mention a previous play from a different inning. The only way to get tossed faster is to punch the umpire
I know this is an old comment but the Nats broadcaster's are just bad. The younger sounding guy who does all the talking during these ejections is a former player (on some level) it sounds like but apparently has forgotten every rule he ever learned whilst playing the game . He comes off as just moronic in some of these ejections.
4:23 “I don’t know how the home plate umpire has this call.” Wow just wow any umpire that sees a balk can call it. Do these people have any idea about the rules of baseball?
I love how they bitch if the HP umpire calls a strike/ball on a checked swing; I.e. Let 1 st base ump (or 3rd if appropriate) call it, but when they call a ball, all of a sudden the catcher and pitcher have a better angle. The day every player and manager play a perfect game, is the only time you should expect perfection from the umps. They are and have always been part of the game.
0:07-1:04 BOS vs. NYY 1:05-3:33 CIN/ATL vs. WSH 4:46-10:12 WSH vs. CHC/STL vs. KC/MIL vs. CHC 11:41-16:01 MIL vs. STL/TOR vs. NYY/HOU vs. SEA 21:50-25:28 MIL vs. WSH/BOS vs. CWS/MIN vs. TEX 34:23-37:33 SF vs. MIL (Craig Counsell vs. Tom Hallion 🥊) 40:44-42:05 TOR vs. NYY 42:49-43:35 & 49:15-49:59 PIT vs. MIL 47:51-49:14 NYM vs. WSH (I heard EVERY single word Bryce Harper said to the umpire after he was wrongfully ejected in extra innings) 52:26-55:13 MIL vs. STL/NYY vs. TB
I saw this and thought I would share. 2014 Challenged Calls: 1279 Overturned: 606 (47.4%) Upheld: 673 (52.6%) Review By Base: 1st: 512 2nd: 311 3rd: 82 Home: 211 Field: 163 Percent Overturned: 1st: 56.25 2nd: 54.02 3rd: 42.68 Home: 25.12 Field: 38.04 2015 Challenged Calls: 1317 Overturned: 649 (49.3%) Upheld: 668 (50.7%) Review By Base: 1st: 257 2nd: 409 3rd: 222 Home: 145 Field: 284 Percent Overturned: 1st: 61.09 2nd: 52.81 3rd: 54.95 Home: 43.45 Field: 32.04 2016 Challenged Calls: 1451 Overturned: 751 (51.8%) Upheld: 700 (48.2%) Review By Base: 1st: 237 2nd: 518 3rd: 253 Home: 155 Field: 288 Percent Overturned: 1st: 64.98 2nd: 57.92 3rd: 52.17 Home: 36.77 Field: 37.50 2017 Challenged Calls: 1312 Overturned: 622 (47.4%) Upheld: 690 (52.6%) Review By Base: 1st: 225 2nd: 449 3rd: 220 Home: 154 Field: 264 Percent Overturned: 1st: 60.89 2nd: 53.23 3rd: 56.36 Home: 29.87 Field: 28.79 2018 Challenged Calls: 1409 Overturned: 585 (41.5%) Upheld: 824 (58.5%) Review By Base: 1st: 277 2nd: 416 3rd: 216 Home: 176 Field: 324 Percent Overturned: 1st: 49.10 2nd: 46.88 3rd: 50.46 Home: 32.95 Field: 26.85 Source: mlbreplaystats.com/ Since balls and strikes can't be reviewed here's another fun fact. On average 20% of all calls in a single game are called wrong. I love baseball but SOMETHING has to be done about umpires. In reality we have the technology to be rid of umpires entirely, going this route no player or coach could ever complain about the strike zone or a bad call ever again. Screw tradition when the numbers show just how terrible they really are.
10:55 He WAS walking away...but he was jacking his jaw quite loudly while he did it...don't act like he didn't have that hook coming. Homer announcers.
@@benguitar5123 They gave warning because earlier in the top of that inning Gardner got plugged at leadoff. Severino was sending a message without hurting anyone.
Boston Red Sox manager Álex Cora went off on homeplate umpire (#78/ Adam Hamari) and got himself ejected from the game for arguing balls and strikes by the homeplate umpire Adam Hamari (#78).
No. I have seen far worse and higher frequency from Angel Hernandez. Joe is just an authoritarian wannabe who can't take what he gives but Hernandez would be LONG gone if he didn't pull every identity card and have a union with too much power. P.S: This is coming from a PRO-union person.
Time to make umpires accountable for their bad calls or dispose of them all together. I would say that $10,000 for each bad call no matter what it was, would be entirely fair. That would put an end to umpires making deals for games. Joe West is a primary example of what is wrong with bad umpires. And lastly, umpires should never be putting their hands on a player, once they do, all bets should be off and players allowed to do the same.
You're just delusional. Fines of any amount for missing calls is ridiculous. There's absolutely zero evidence of games being fixed. Joe West isn't a bad umpire. Umpires putting their hands on players is nothing like players putting their hands on umpires. It's not an equal relationship on the field.
@hbk314 I think its crazy you're just allowed to make bad calls and eject people, imagine if cops were allowed to just incarcerate innocent people and its just part of the game
I love when you read the players lips "What did I do" lol You can not argue balls and strikes periods, its an automatic ejection. It don't matter that your walking away you can't say anything about balls and strikes.
@@dingodelta I dont think so its to speed the game. They look stupid half the time no matter what. A lot if things are non arguable especially anything thats a judgement call been that way for years.
There are 16 ways, including loading up a ball, that a pitcher can balk. Some are obvious. But the stepping toward first base balk is totally a matter of opinion and that is why, I believe, that you can't question a balk call. The NY gurus want nothing to do with it.
because they takes away any chance for the receipt to be cashed in. the one team rang it up and no one got ejected but now if the other team does they will, it is a give and take game, if you play like shit you will understand that you or one of you teammates will also have to feel a little pain for you.
Most pitchers who hit a guy: "whaaat, you're ejecting me, it slipped!"
CC: *That's for you*
Black Tim Howard I love CC. He always sticks up for his teammates
@Sarah Remmel whoa tough guy
I miss how angry Gibbons was when he was younger. I enjoyed watching many a meltdown the first time he was the Skipper in Toronto. Lol I’ll always love that bastard.
Ahmed's ejection (11:00): He 's being guided away by a coach, but can't resist turning back for one more outburst -which sounded to me like the magic word from "Bull Durham". Announcers, "He was walking away, with his back to the umpire, and he was thrown out of the game." (I wonder if their contracts are coming up for renewal.)
Repeat with Souza's ejection (about 29:00). Amazing how the announcer misses the turned head and shoulders as Souza, like Ahmed, can't resist that parting shot that gets them ejected.
And repeat with Harper. Big hint guys: if you turn your head to make sure the umpire hears that last comment, the umpire *will* hear it. Congratulations, you just earned your ejection.
That's so romantic.
exactly . when you are walking away and turn around and say the magic word you gonna get tossed
8:04
*song playing*
AINT NO MOUNTAIN HIIIIIGH ENOUGH AINT NO RIVER LOOOOOOW ENOUGH
TO KEEP ME AWAY FROM YOU BABE!!!!!
*Duffy Shoving his way to the first place ump*
lol
0:08 idk why, but I feel like that High Definition statement is so early 2010's.
Lmao, for real
The old man umpiring the game at the end of A League Of Our Own said it best: "Yesterday it could be a Ball, Tomorrow it could be a Ball, but today, it was a STRIKE!"
That a movie
21:02 "did you swing" and they both smile i loved that
Boone getting tossed was the point when fans finally got to see life from an anemic coaching staff. Seeing Boone that fired up was amazing and I was proud of it.
too bad he sucks anyway. terrible manager.
@@brady13001 Admittedly he was not good. He was definitely green. Made some truly rookie mistakes. His supporting staff was crap too. I loathe rothschild. I think Boone relies too much on the analytics and not enough on his baseball IQ.
yeah thats the problem is they hired him because he likes the analytics. I dont mind rothschild
His most recent ejection is awesome
I love that a lot of these give a frame of reference, that's it's not always just random screaming, even if it ends up just being random yelling about a play that's already over lol
@fleetlordavtar Could not agree any more. The players are far overpaid and seem to think they are something special. The league should adapt a rule that i they are thrown out of a game $100.000 a minute fine should be incurred after one minute of being on the field after being ejected. Hit these overpaid clowns in the pocketbook.
@@ldbrush9941 lol more like 600 per minute
Joe maddon must lead the majors in ejections over the past 5 years.
TIL Maddon now coaches the Angels
@@Logo800 Not anymore. 👀
David Bell now?
They SHOULD play baseball in an empty stadium. Would love to hear the conversations between players, coaches and umpires
You could get your wish this year. Ha ha ha.
In Ice-Hockey "umpires" had microphones in helmet
they already started
Bryce Harper is livid!
Welcome good sir, to the coronavirus ages.
You have to have great hearing to hear someone over a loud crowd and loud music at the same time
As an umpire, the job is hard. I'm learning from these calls as well
Diamondbacks and Pirates announcers have to be the worst since Hawk retired from the White Sox booth.
You only say Hawk was bad from videos you’ve watched on TH-cam. I watched Sox games daily and when he announced and I could only count a few times where I think he was bad. Those times are also probably the videos you saw on video so not a lot
Bob Brenly is THE worst booth guy. Bar none. Makes Tim McCarver look good and that's not easy.
I’m a Pirates fan and agree they are shitty. I like Bob Walk though that may be me looking through rose colored glasses. I grew up with him being on the Bucs.
It's always funny when you see the reaction of the crowd when the visiting coach gets thrown out.
I agree
"OHHHHH SHIIIIIIT YEAH GET THE F OUTTA HERE WOOOO"
How are they barking? No dogs
Arguing balls and strikes!
Craig Counsell is so tiny that if I was an umpire and he started yelling at me I'd start laughing.
You say that now, put the gear on and let managers tee off on you in little league. I don't laugh when managers yell, I think that would be disrespectful to the manager and the game of baseball.
I love how when the Royals manager got tossed he just walked down the stairs like "whatever. I didn't wanna be out here anyways" 😂
I love how CC was like “that’s for you”
CC waa a pretty good pitcher.
Take a shot every time an announcer says "gonna get his money's worth"
I tried...I passed out and fell to the floor. 🤕
Seethe ground is the limit ig tho does fobg
If you have done throughout this series, get yourself to rehab
my liver might fail me if i do that..
They really get their money's worth out of that expression
For some reason it feels like in almost every one of these ejection videos, every third ejection is either Joe Maddon or Craig Counsell.
Joe Maddon definitely lost weight throughout his tenure as a Cubs skipper.
It never ceases to amaze me how many broadcasters think walking toward the dugout somehow renders you immune to ejection.
Totally agree. Also, they seem shocked that someone gets tossed for arguing ball-strikes, without a warning first...That's because you can't argue ball-strikes!...Period.
It literally lowered my blood pressure to read this comment. Thank you random person for understanding this
Well, I'm not taking up for the , mostly ex major league baseball announcers, but if you're not showing up the ump, which no one PAID to come see, I tend to agree with the EX PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL PLAYERS.
That point is irrelevant and I'm tired of hearing it. The ump's job is to eject a player if he violates any of a long list of rules. The fact that people paid to see a player has no bearing on an ump's decision, because the rulebook gives it no bearing. If the people are upset they don't get to see the player they paid for, they should be mad at the player for breaking that rule in the first place.
If an ump ignores an ejectable offense because people like that player, he is in fact ignoring the job he was hired to do. The 'I want to see X so I deserve to see X' mentality is childish
@@blacktimhoward4322 see you serious? Rules are broken, stretched , and misinterpreted in almost every day of a LONG BASEBALL season.
They have discretion on every,on most every decision they make. It's their egos,which they should have "ZERO", that make them, more often than not, toss someone..
I agree wholeheartedly if a player is showing up the ump, you gone, absolutely no problem with that , bad for the young and future players. But if he gets thrown out with back turned walking away and doesn't make any bold movements that is strictly umpire ego.
This is why Replay needs to be implemented more in the area of calling check swings, balls and strikes. And Umpires cannot have the authority of just ejecting a player. I'm sick of umps being unquestioned. At least NFL refs talk things over and allow for appeal. They make so many mistakes and are NOT HELD ACCOUNTABLE for them.
Harper let the f bomb fly like 15 times on air lol
Like every time he gets tossed lol
I started laughing when Boone pretended to be the catcher. 🤣
I love how at 20:22 ump Paul Nauert says to Gardenhire Keep It Up
Verlander balked
His foot clearly went toward third base
Larson Markov yeah wth
100%
One of the first baseball umpires in the early 1900s was quoted as saying "There is no such thing as a "half swing" because there is no such thing as a "half strike"!
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When the MLB claims the video they choose not the channel
TH-cam premium, worth the money
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phhoenixx yeah but you can’t play videos when you’re phone is locked, haha
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All these announcers that say "He clearly had his back turned and was walking back to the dugout..." when they were clearly facing the ump while pointing at them and yelling. smh
Souza was definitely walkin to the dug out. That throw out looked like some personal bullshit
Except you can see him turn his head and say something as he's walking. how about they just stfu and play baseball.
They need yelled at or beaten for idiocy
@@brady13001 get the call right punk and we can
Jason Bradham spoken like someone who doesn’t know baseball. Always credible.
Absolutely love the reactions
I hate when the ump tries to play Buddy Buddy then throws the player out. I know what would happen but I would love to throw a right hook sometimes. I have seen the ump belly bump the player but dont try that as a player. I believe there should be a process to remove a bad ump in the game, ump ejection. Maybe a coach can override an ejection?
4:13 That is indeed a balk.
42:57 It was the gesture that got Cervelli tossed. That means the same thing in both Italy and Venezuela - and it ain't "peace."
And I think the Ump read it like it wasn't peace
You're a fucking idiot. The gesture that you're referring to was him saying that the umpire made two bad calls, hence why you could read his lips say twice as soon as he held them up. And 4-13 ain't a balk either, at least not one the home plate umpire had the angle on; Which is why Verlander and the coach were pissed. Damn I wish people who didn't understand the game would take some time before they look like idiots in a comment.
I think he meant 40:13. Looks like he steps straight toward home then throws to first.
@@XXelpollodiabloXX well damn my bad if that's the case.
Cameron Padron at least someone knows baseball
15:42 OH REALLY? OH REALLY? LOL
that ump has bad teeth imo
The sheer amount of ads on this video is unbelievable. 20 ads. 20?!?!?!!?!!?
I'm waiting for a player to get in an umpire's face and yell, " I'll burn your house down!"
How is so many baseball announcers don't know that where the ball hits the catchers mitt is irrelevant? The only thing that matters is where the ball crosses the plane of the plate. MLB pitchers have a lot of movement on their pitches so very rarely will the ball be in the place when it hits the catchers mitt as it was when it crossed the plate.
11:05 "He was walking away with his back to the umpire." Homer announcers kill me. He was turned around yelling and pointing at the ump.
ya i noticed that right away
Yep. Said one word too many. You just need to keep walking and shut up at that point.
@@LegionOfBlues901 It's unbelievable how many people think that walking away gives you blanket immunity. Some of the worst things batters have said to me have been when they were walking away.
@@XXelpollodiabloXX Agreed. I'm like, "Ok guys. You made your point. Just keep walking into the dugout and shut up."
Umpire love to deny people freedom of speech
I love how "Big Joe" West just muscles his way between Souza and Doug eddings. Talk about being a boss!
Joe West is a terrible umpire and has always been.
He's a disgrace. How he gets away with putting his hands on players idk. Another thing, if your gonna be in a professional spot light, try not to be a fat slob. Disgusting.
I'm surprised how strong Joe West is for an umpire.
@@alexanderkahl1288 he's a former "Strong man" competitor. That's why.
@@joshuabrooks4907 where, at the dinner table? Picks up a plate of food a few times and sticks his food down his throat.
These would be even better if we could hear what is/was actually said.
I don’t like that call.
Well, it is what it is and it’s the call I made.
Well, it was a bad call.
You’re outta here!
The Cubs v. Nats clip at the 5:00 mark is just insane, dude called out of the base path and he was 6 inches from the white line running straight. It was just a bad throw
The batter-runner was never in the runner's lane and interfered with the first baseman's ability to receive a throw. Just over a year after that clip, Washington would be on the upset side of that same call.
as an ex athlete dealing with "calls" you lose some and you win some. It all evens out. but arguments lend drama to the "game"
Ump: OUT! 🤛
Batter: Good sir, I strongly disagree. I really believe it was outside. Perhaps we could look at some replays while we sip some tea.
Ump: YOU’RE OUTTA HEEEERE!!!!
“That went from defcon 1 to defcon 5 quickly” I think you got that backwards dude
Can we all admire that bullpen catcher's catch at 6:23
Didnt notice it before, that was a great catch lol
Jeramie Rehak is wearing the same number as the late Wally Bell. Wally wore 35 until his death in 2013 after the NLDS he worked. RIP Wally!
jaun soto arguing b/s from the last at bat hilarious thanks fror sharing
Pitcher hits batter: umpire warns benches
Another batter gets hit and the pitcher gets ejected
Pitcher: surprised pikachu face.
The best part about the Cora ejection was that Steve Pearce hit a two-run home run off of Severino two at bats later. So much for "sending a message."
Gregg Majikas who won tho? There's the real message
@@dhruvraina1382 Yeah, who won in 2018?
0:37 ump didn’t know what he was doing, when he ejected him he said nothing and fixed his pants when Cora was yelling at him
I love tom halleon. firey little bugger.
11:09-11:18 = That is my biggest problem with baseball announcers. He had his back towards the umpire, but has his head around, right towards the ump, and yelling at him. Give me a break with trying to make him seem like he was thrown out for no reason.
I completely agree with your comment I’m so sick of announcers using the his back was turned excuse
Exactly. According to these morons, you can say whatever you want as long as your back is to the umpire and you're walking back to the dugout. I wonder if they even hear themselves.
How come we can see what actually happened but the announcer can't. Maybe they should start looking for a new announcer?
TH-cam Lover the irony is you are pretty much describing what you and every other authority hating crybaby does.
I watch these videos and the announcers drive me crazy. Then the player puts his hands up like why did you throw me out.
Most of the contested pitches were fairly close to strike zone and well framed by the catcher. Some bad calls but kudos for the great framing to fool the eyes
I was at the sox game when cora got ejected in the first inning. the umpire shouldve never gave warnings
15:40
That’s a great save by a manager tie game bottom 8 and you take one for your guys I like it 🤷🏽♂️
I sure would love to hear what they're saying to one another is there screaming at the top of their lungs.
Ejections in baseball are a badge of honour
2:07 "He's been thrown out before the ball got out." Lol
Would love this video without the 15 ad breaks. Like 5 at the most man
I wish there were punishments for umpires for making awful, and unfair calls.
hey jose why dont you put that beer you drinking down and get off the couch and give it a try umpiring
@@WHITEBOY1283 ah the good ol' "wHy DoNt YoU dO iT" argument. Where'd you get that arguing degree?
@@NobleRenegade7 learn how to write before you comment. Btw if you haven't tried it dont knock it. You have no clue
@@WHITEBOY1283 I don't have to be an umpire to know when they screw up. Your argument is pathetic. Try again.
@@NobleRenegade7its not an argument its an observation.. why dont you look at the overall picture. there is a human factor involved here and they dont get the luxury of seeing it in slow motion but they never get credit for doing a great job. dont see you clowns jumping on these overpaid players cant make a routine play or even throw a strike
I love when you see that the visiting team is even confused over the umps decisions of throwing someone out. “Oh you’re going to argue with my shit ass decision that no other ump has had an opinion over? BYE”
Coral was like we knew what pitch was coming and he didn't throw it
4:13 "I'm not sure how the home plate umpire has this call." Because it was an obvious balk. If you don't step ahead of your throw and gain ground toward the base it's a balk. It was plain as day from home plate.
He CLEARLY stepped that way
@@moptop81 I hope you don't officiate ball...
Stepping that way and gaining ground towards the base is different.
Why is it when I watch these ejection videos it's the same three umps, over and over and over again.
Sean Colburn I’m not sure what three you’re referring to, but I saw at least 10-12 different umpires in the video, maybe more.
Cuz they suck ass
@@nateward9592 cool no one cares
Joe West blowing calls since the 80s.
Jerry Traveler yet West wasn’t involved in a single one.
(Ball inside the strike box)
"Obviously the pitch was a ball."
Gotta love homers, lol.....
Cora's ejection -- the first one. If you're gonna get tossed in that situation, you clear the benches by at least verbally challenging the pitcher.
3:10 If what the completely idiotic Nats announcer got what Juanny Soto said right then that was more than enough for an ejection. You NEVER mention a previous play from a different inning. The only way to get tossed faster is to punch the umpire
I know this is an old comment but the Nats broadcaster's are just bad. The younger sounding guy who does all the talking during these ejections is a former player (on some level) it sounds like but apparently has forgotten every rule he ever learned whilst playing the game . He comes off as just moronic in some of these ejections.
And that wasnt just any umpire. It was Greg Gibson the Home Plate Legend
4:23 “I don’t know how the home plate umpire has this call.” Wow just wow any umpire that sees a balk can call it. Do these people have any idea about the rules of baseball?
true
He didnt clearly step towards 2nd
His foot was kinda pointing to third
I never understood why they protest calls? It's not like you can take it away after it happens.
I love how they bitch if the HP umpire calls a strike/ball on a checked swing; I.e. Let 1 st base ump (or 3rd if appropriate) call it, but when they call a ball, all of a sudden the catcher and pitcher have a better angle. The day every player and manager play a perfect game, is the only time you should expect perfection from the umps. They are and have always been part of the game.
if girardi was still manager for the yankees he would be in half of them
I'm very happy Girardi isn't the manager of the Yankees anymore. He was pathetic.
Def Con 1 to Def Con 5 nobody ever seen Wargames?
0:07-1:04 BOS vs. NYY
1:05-3:33 CIN/ATL vs. WSH
4:46-10:12 WSH vs. CHC/STL vs. KC/MIL vs. CHC
11:41-16:01 MIL vs. STL/TOR vs. NYY/HOU vs. SEA
21:50-25:28 MIL vs. WSH/BOS vs. CWS/MIN vs. TEX
34:23-37:33 SF vs. MIL (Craig Counsell vs. Tom Hallion 🥊)
40:44-42:05 TOR vs. NYY
42:49-43:35 & 49:15-49:59 PIT vs. MIL
47:51-49:14 NYM vs. WSH (I heard EVERY single word Bryce Harper said to the umpire after he was wrongfully ejected in extra innings)
52:26-55:13 MIL vs. STL/NYY vs. TB
I am a yankee fan. I remember the first clip of that game
I saw this and thought I would share.
2014
Challenged Calls: 1279
Overturned: 606 (47.4%)
Upheld: 673 (52.6%)
Review By Base:
1st: 512
2nd: 311
3rd: 82
Home: 211
Field: 163
Percent Overturned:
1st: 56.25
2nd: 54.02
3rd: 42.68
Home: 25.12
Field: 38.04
2015
Challenged Calls: 1317
Overturned: 649 (49.3%)
Upheld: 668 (50.7%)
Review By Base:
1st: 257
2nd: 409
3rd: 222
Home: 145
Field: 284
Percent Overturned:
1st: 61.09
2nd: 52.81
3rd: 54.95
Home: 43.45
Field: 32.04
2016
Challenged Calls: 1451
Overturned: 751 (51.8%)
Upheld: 700 (48.2%)
Review By Base:
1st: 237
2nd: 518
3rd: 253
Home: 155
Field: 288
Percent Overturned:
1st: 64.98
2nd: 57.92
3rd: 52.17
Home: 36.77
Field: 37.50
2017
Challenged Calls: 1312
Overturned: 622 (47.4%)
Upheld: 690 (52.6%)
Review By Base:
1st: 225
2nd: 449
3rd: 220
Home: 154
Field: 264
Percent Overturned:
1st: 60.89
2nd: 53.23
3rd: 56.36
Home: 29.87
Field: 28.79
2018
Challenged Calls: 1409
Overturned: 585 (41.5%)
Upheld: 824 (58.5%)
Review By Base:
1st: 277
2nd: 416
3rd: 216
Home: 176
Field: 324
Percent Overturned:
1st: 49.10
2nd: 46.88
3rd: 50.46
Home: 32.95
Field: 26.85
Source: mlbreplaystats.com/
Since balls and strikes can't be reviewed here's another fun fact. On average 20% of all calls in a single game are called wrong. I love baseball but SOMETHING has to be done about umpires. In reality we have the technology to be rid of umpires entirely, going this route no player or coach could ever complain about the strike zone or a bad call ever again. Screw tradition when the numbers show just how terrible they really are.
You must argue balls and strikes!
It’s fun to watch though
10:55 He WAS walking away...but he was jacking his jaw quite loudly while he did it...don't act like he didn't have that hook coming. Homer announcers.
Yeah I've seen some bad ejections but that umpire took more than a lot take.
16:03 The most uneventful manager ejection I’ve ever seen
That killed me 😂😂
it's like when you talk back to pops and hes not havin any of it..."DONT BACKTALK ME BOY!"
Then you get hit in the mouth
Bro the ads on this video is lokey rediculis
I do not blame Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora for going off on home plate umpire (#78/Adam Hamari).
Markcus Hines it’s called brushing someone off, they shouldn’t even had put warnings
@@benguitar5123 They gave warning because earlier in the top of that inning Gardner got plugged at leadoff. Severino was sending a message without hurting anyone.
Cora deserved too
Boy Adam Hamari has quite the lengthy ejection resume for such a young umpire. Kid's in over his head.
Boston Red Sox manager Álex Cora went off on homeplate umpire (#78/ Adam Hamari) and got himself ejected from the game for arguing balls and strikes by the homeplate umpire Adam Hamari (#78).
You know what they say,
Game managers get their money's worth
does any mlb game end with two full teams on the field?
Geezus... is Joe West somehow involved in every cluster #$% in major league baseball?
Has he retired? If not, wow he sure do need to!!!
No. I have seen far worse and higher frequency from Angel Hernandez. Joe is just an authoritarian wannabe who can't take what he gives but Hernandez would be LONG gone if he didn't pull every identity card and have a union with too much power.
P.S: This is coming from a PRO-union person.
Some of these Umpires in to get they eyes change
Time to make umpires accountable for their bad calls or dispose of them all together. I would say that $10,000 for each bad call no matter what it was, would be entirely fair. That would put an end to umpires making deals for games. Joe West is a primary example of what is wrong with bad umpires. And lastly, umpires should never be putting their hands on a player, once they do, all bets should be off and players allowed to do the same.
I’m not sure what they make but 10,000 seems high
@@wikidclownchris The senior umpires make about $400k annually.
You're just delusional.
Fines of any amount for missing calls is ridiculous.
There's absolutely zero evidence of games being fixed.
Joe West isn't a bad umpire.
Umpires putting their hands on players is nothing like players putting their hands on umpires. It's not an equal relationship on the field.
@hbk314 I think its crazy you're just allowed to make bad calls and eject people, imagine if cops were allowed to just incarcerate innocent people and its just part of the game
CC is my hero
THE LOCAL SPORTSCASTERS ALWAYS DISAGREE WITH THE UMPS-ALWAYS!
Duh
You surprised?
Yet the umpires are usually correct.
Duh that is there job. To be a homet
They are suppose to. So you as a fan can releases the anger
All credit, but you still got 10000 ads
Aidan Delruss he’s trying to make it more realistic to actual tv lol
Adblock is your friend.
To stay in YT you gotta survive this way...YT pays very little.
@@linkin0983 So get a real job and don't be a piece of shit putting ads on someone else's content
EXCELENTE vídeo.
Joe west Been Blowing calls since 1978
I love when you read the players lips "What did I do" lol You can not argue balls and strikes periods, its an automatic ejection. It don't matter that your walking away you can't say anything about balls and strikes.
All depends on the relationship between the ump and the player and to what extent and in what tone it happens.
Stupid rule,gotta get the umps in shape kid
Umps are way too sensitive and throw people out for nothing. I thought NHL refs were bad.
I'm not american so perhaps you can help.....the balls and strikes argument rule did they implement that to make the umps not look stupid?
@@dingodelta I dont think so its to speed the game. They look stupid half the time no matter what. A lot if things are non arguable especially anything thats a judgement call been that way for years.
The Nationals announcers are the most irritating people alive.
DUDE I KNOW! thank you for saying that i thought i was the only one
second that
I don’t know. The Marlins announcers are pretty bad
@@TheOldGamerMan The ones you're referring to have been gone for two years.
Yeah like players talk about balls and strikes which is not allowed. Nats announcers: he didn't even say anything
There are 16 ways, including loading up a ball, that a pitcher can balk.
Some are obvious. But the stepping toward first base balk is totally a matter of opinion and that is why, I believe, that you can't question a balk call. The NY gurus want nothing to do with it.
They ain't gurus kid,far from it
Way too many commercials...download a pop up blocker and watch freely
Words are still heard when you turn your back. That’s such a dumb thing to say, “he was walking away”.
Pretty much. Lol
Words can’t always be heard, however if a player makes a move then it can get someone ejected.
I dont understand why they get mad when the ump issues a warning to both teams
because they takes away any chance for the receipt to be cashed in. the one team rang it up and no one got ejected but now if the other team does they will, it is a give and take game, if you play like shit you will understand that you or one of you teammates will also have to feel a little pain for you.
these guys may be walking back to the dugout, but their jaws are still flappin.
The most expendable member on a baseball team? Not the Bat Boy, but the Manager.
I find it comical when they throw coaches out. They'd just go hide out in the hall or clubhouse.
Some even grow a magic mustache and find their sunglasses...