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A player gets ejected and when the umpire and manager have words about it, the ejected player goes to his dugout, picks up a garbage can, brings it all the way behind home plate, leaves it there. When he walks off, he points out to the umpire and says... show more

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So much chaos going on here. Manager and umpire are going at it pretty hard, the umpire says f**k it, goes behind the plate and tells the pitcher to throw the ball. The pitcher throws it, and without hesitation, the umpire calls the pitch a strike, which leads to the dugout emptying and a brawl breaks out

So much chaos going on here. Manager and umpire are going at it pretty hard, the umpire says f**k it, goes behind the plate and tells the pitcher to throw the ball. The pitcher throws it, and without hesitation, the umpire calls the pitch a strike, which leads to the dugout emptying and a brawl breaks out

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Umpire Alan Porter initially failed to recognize a Pirates challenge request. When pitching coach, Bill Murphy, complained, Porter pointed at Murphy, shouted, "get the fuck out of here", and ejected him. The next pitch, manager Don Kelly complained about a check swing call and Porter ejected him, too.

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This coach crashes out at a 14U baseball game. The coach comes down from third base and screams at the home plate umpire. It’s quiet as can be so he has everyone’s attention. He tells the umpire that he has been great all tournament but this particular call was abysmal and he knows it. 🤯 The fans clap after he finishes. 😳 The man behind the fence behind home plate (tournament director?) yells at the coach that he just said it, he’s been great all tournament but you are going to lose it over one questionable call? What I don’t get is the fans clapping. They are just encouraging this horrible behavior. Sad that we have parents that support that. If you told me as a coach before the tournament that this umpire would be great the whole tournament but will miss one call, I’d say that’s my guy, that’s my umpire. But to just completely lose it in front of all those boys? Shameful. Another coach who thinks he coaching the the World Series in MLB. And we wonder why there is an umpire shortage? Do you prefer and approve of a coach like that? (Some people do) or do you prefer a quieter coach who keeps his emotions in check?

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Umpire Alex Tosi called a strike on a pitch that missed high to Bryce Harper. After Harper struck out swinging, he threw his bat and helmet and Tosi ejected him. After the ejection, the next 10 of 11 bad calls went against the #Phillies.

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Umpire Alex Tosi called a strike on a pitch below the zone and refused to grant Brandon Lowe a challenge. Lowe ended up flying out and 1B umpire Jordan Baker ejected Lowe as he rounded 1st base.

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