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That might be the most bullshít ejection I ever seen.
Is they’re some rule that is supposedly mandatory that requires an ejection if they purposefully remove the helmet on the base path?
Also, sort of related, but is the game not over when every runner advances and touches the base they’re supposed to? There’s no automatic outs left at that point and a run has scored to put them up in the bottom of the ninth. It seems like at that point any suspensions for post game conduct would be handled by the league, not the umpire.
Also, sort of related, but is the game not over when every runner advances and touches the base they’re supposed to? There’s no automatic outs left at that point and a run has scored to put them up in the bottom of the ninth. It seems like at that point any suspensions for post game conduct would be handled by the league, not the umpire.
Who the hell cares what Warren Morris did 30 years ago? Nothing worse than the fun police. Let the kids celebrate
everyone on this board probably has or could put one out (well except for the glfer). he was a punk and if he played in the next game the first pitch is middle of the back
There should be a mechanism to allow fans to vote for the suspension of umpires and referees.
if the official says he’s just following the rules, or letter of the law, tell us who is responsible for that rule and post their email address.. This board will be glad to pass on that information to all fans.
if the official says he’s just following the rules, or letter of the law, tell us who is responsible for that rule and post their email address.. This board will be glad to pass on that information to all fans.
If you watch the clip, the umpires are walking off the field before the batter tossed his helmet or crossed the plate. My question is, who ejected/suspended him if the game umpires were walking off before the “ejectable action” occurred?
Had he been an Auburn basketball player and intentionally hit someone on the other team in an SEC game it would have gone unnoticed.
No one should ever HBP someone on purpose. That's just giving up a free base runner. If we had a pitcher who hit someone on purpose, I would hope he would just get ejected, and if not that Lemonis would take him out.
The "unwritten rules" of baseball are a cancer on the sport.
Are you the umpire that got his panties in a wad when Big Hit Mac hit the homer against Stanford?
that’s bush league antics for a saturday early season game…..act like you belong not a blind hog puzzy
Based on the post, I thought he threw his helmet before running the bases. I'm just a Little League umpire, but I would say there's absolutely no reason to eject him unless there a specific rule about tossing equipment while in the field of play regardless of intent.
Also, while the game is technically over as soon as the winning run touches the plate, umpires should not leave the field while players are still between the lines.
Also, while the game is technically over as soon as the winning run touches the plate, umpires should not leave the field while players are still between the lines.
Well deserved. I’m sick of these kids making it about themselves. More umps need to step up and steal that spotlight. #backtheblue
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