Listen to what the NY Yankees manager and an umpire—two grown men—actually said to each other in an argument

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Jomboy is awesome. Tx for sharing.

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That literally means in his entire baseball career, he got paid for NOT doing a season’s worth of work. Not bad :smiley:

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Absolutely agree. Jomboy is great and worth a youtube subscription.

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I look forward to the day when a manager is ejected for kicking dirt on a robot ump.

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It’s not truly baseball without the stats.

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Is this different than any other sporting event? I don’t think I have witnessed one without men of a certain age yelling stupid shit at each other’s faces.

Broaden your horizons!

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Yes, perhaps I should. Based on past experience, I fear this would end up happening:
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Oh how I wish that more white men would do that with their rage! :laughing:

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Mgr Boone: Make the adjustment!
Ump Marty Hoo: YOU make the adjustment!
Boone: Who’s making the adjustment?
Ump: Did!
Boone: Who did?
Ump: Already! Damn! Did!
Boone: Who?
Ump: What!

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Manager Boone was later allowed to rejoin the game, after cunning use of the “I’m rubber, you’re glue!” comeback strategy.

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That seemed like a pretty reasonable argument to me. The only time it went weird is when the ump told the manager that he should make the adjustment.

That’s when it turned into:

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ah Jomboy, the perfect sports source for people like me who played baseball and now have a passing occasional interest in bits and bobs related to it but when you get down to it think people take it way too seriously. He’s great.

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Seeing umpires and managers all up in each other’s face again makes me very uncomfortable. Thanks COVID.

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This. THIS is how to baseball. Great work!

I’d like to see his ejection rate break down vs. left and right-handed opposing pitchers.

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I think managers still use their shoes to kick dirt onto the umpire? Or they often did in the past.
That was always a WTF moment for me.

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I think this wasn’t about those particular calls. this has been a habit with umps calling low strikes on judge. he is 6 foot 7, which is tall even for MLb players and he is often a victim of the low strike call that would be a strike for someone else but shouldn’t be for him. he was just sending a message.

as a father of a kid that plays ball (10u) i can tell you that much worse has been said and done in games that i have seen from parents of 10 year olds where the ump makes $35 a game and the kids play to have fun. At least in the yankees case they are all making millions of dollars. the more i see parents act like that at games, the less i care about the outcome. i just want my kid to have fun.

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this is a family fav in our house!

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Honestly, I can’t even see the strike zone anymore now that they’ve superimposed that idiotic ghost box over the plate. It’s so hard to see a ball moving that fast on tv or even from the stands and now with that stupid ghost image it almost creates an optical illusion for me because it’s all angled for the camera in a way that just makes it more confusing. I’ve never been really good at seeing the strike zone anyway and now it’s like looking through a dirty window.

Anyway, my main point is that this is pretty tame for baseball jawing. Growing up a Royals fan, I’ll admit to a deep animosity for the Yankees even though now they’re my nearest team. I haven’t been to a game in years and theres no chance for me to catch a KC game in the NY market unless they’re playing… the freakin’ Yankees (or interleague, I guess). I did watch a disproportionate number of games on NY1 the year Judge debuted and I really like him, but can’t say much about how he’s been umped over the years.

And of course, being from KC, this is my benchmark for freaking out on the umpire:

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Now that’s a grown ass man meltdown!

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