Aaron Boone tells the ump his call is bull___ and gets ejected, a breakdown 

Have you guys ever had to eject Boone? It’s ok if you have.

Facts

“I’ve done it again.”

I suppose when your sport is boring af you need something to keep people entertained

Thing is he saw the batter about to loose his shit at the ump, steps in gives the ump a piece so his player doesnt get ejected, Id say he is looking out for his players

Weekly? Not often enough...

78% is pretty low. An ump’s worst typically would be between 85-90%

@@mbdg6810 Fr, dude should change his name to John Pork

No way his name is John Pork 😭

I'm sure he's still better than 49% Angel

The scariest part about that accuracy is that it was still favoring the Yankees despite how horrible all the calls were. The Marlins just kept quiet cause they were winning.

Isn’t Angel’s more of a daily update?

It's the Jomboy equivalent of "Ohtani did a thing" on the MLB channel

I'm just here for the lip reading.

Can't wait for "Angel Hernandez Ejects Aaron Boone on Some Bullshit"

​@@detectivepotato3579 Updating Angel's f-ups is actually a streaming website.

He’s a teacher at heart 🤣

It's a really good way of telling the umpire he's been bad without saying it directly. A lot less likely to get tossed. And when you're one of the most frequently tossed managers, you need to get creative. I thought JB actually did a breakdown of it, but I couldn't find the video, so I may have been wrong.

he's like legit wholesome lol

Wack

Yeah, I’m sure he’s crying into his six figure salary and unfireable position.

The only consequence that umpires ever face

Nah, they probably think the electronic box and everybody else on the planet is wrong.

You guys should watch some games from decades ago, the zones are way more consistent now then they used to be. Mistakes are going to happen with a human calling balls and strikes. The K zone overlay makes it look simple but it’s not. If you want perfect consistency you need automatic balls/strikes or a challenge system that defers to it. I think that’s where we’re headed within a couple years. Complain while you can!

@@CytoplasmicGoo the tv zones actually are shit, theyre just static overlays that approximate the zone for viewers. they arent real mlb tech. in this case it looks like they were actually bad calls but i trust the tv box as much as i trust angel hernandez.

Well not as bad as the Angel Hernandez calls

I'm pretty sure he was saying "Boone", not BOOM. fwiw.

@@charlesclark3840 i see an “m” at the end. regardless “boom” is way funnier

@@charlesclark3840 who cares boom is better and they both almost sound the same.

The closed lips at the end indicate an emm sound. Can't believe he hit Boone with the Boom!

"Let's try it again" absolutely killed me lol

bro makes me want to hustle to first

💯

I'm not a baseball fan and definitely not a Yankees fan but I can't help but like Boone. That's the type of boss you want to have, one that will stick up for you especially when you're getting hosed. Good on him for that.

"...by any stretch of the means..."??

@@kendallevans4079 🙄🙄 shall I rephrase for you?? “…by any stretch of the imagination..” is that better for you?

"Automated strike system" that's "Perfect" sounds very boring. Sure, fans complain about the umps every game...but people love to complain.

Why not have robot players too?

​@@blahblah49000you're the Angel Hernandez of opinions

@@blahblah49000 sure, i'd pay to see that, unlike mlb.

Should have an an automated system that’s accessible via immediate challenge by the batter only, teams get 2 unsuccessful challenges per game.

So tired of check swings

@@jpodowd5482 This is such an easy issue to fix as well. If the barrel of the bat goes past line made between nose and top of zipper of player when standing strait up over the plate it's a strike. If not no swing. Or maybe even eaiser just put a dot in the middle of the plate that has a sensor underneath it. If it registers barrel of the bat has gone x amout past it's a swing. If it doesn't than no swing.

You've never seen it? Just watch one baseball game. You'll see it several times.

@@thomasgardner2493he’s a casual

Exactly! As long as my Yanks are backing it up with good baseball I'm here for it.

Does it mean "You're not Angel Hernandez."?

The robo-ump tech is on it’s way.

That eliminates great moments. Imagine a skipper yelling at a screen.

That will never happen. Get a new shtick.

But Jomboy would have less to do funny videos on.

If you got shat on at work every day, and your company was implementing automation at lower levels to see if they could automate your job, you'd probably phone it in...

yeah i was thinking the same thing, looks like hes saying "late"

I don't see "one" at all. Looks to me like he's saying "four," possibly referring either to needing four runs for a comeback win or having been losing by four. Either one makes sense with the follow-up that the ump can't be fucking up calls right now.

“Shit!! Down four fucking late!!” Maybe..

@@SchizoAction Looks right, makes sense in context. You know what, I think you got it 👍🏽

For fuck sake we're coming back in this game.??

Actually his first of the year, but yeah, probably be one every 10 days to two weeks.

@@BrianSchaffer I'll set the over/under on 1/10 games

WWE Slam of the Week

Boom boonie bye bye?

Unfortunately, lip readings are not reviewable 😂

Definitely "Boone" .

Nah it's boom for sure, the closed lips at the end give it away. Make the emm sound, then the enn sound in the mirror and watch what your mouth does.

Hickory!

That’s not what a Catch-22 is. A Catch-22 requires a logical paradox, it’s not “damned if I do, damned if I don’t.” In the book the eponymous paradigm is that bomber pilots can only get off missions if they claim insanity; however anyone who claims insanity must actually be sane in order to realize they’re insane, therefore there are no pilots who actually can get off missions by claiming insanity. Ie, the end result is the same and Catch-22 may as well not exist. A real Catch-22 here would be that umps who reverse their bad calls are good umps, which could mean either that umps who don’t make bad calls that they need to reverse are actually bad umps, or that bad umps who have to constantly reverse their calls are now considered good umps.

@@warlordofbritannia You're kind of missing my point. "Your great learning has driven you mad". Even so, I'd argue it is a catch 22, or at the very least, situational irony. The very thing intended to deescalate conflict between players/umps is the thing which will exacerbate it. But again, the label doesn't matter. The substance of what I'm saying is the important thing. Tokens/Types distinction. You're in the middle-range kind of smart guy. The guy who knows enough to be an arrogant ass, but purposefully strains at a gnat while swallowing a camel. You're the guy who things ending a sentence in a preposition is wrong.

There already is arguing for every fringe case. Every close pitch that doesn’t go their way is argued now. Take a look back to the Kerry wood 20k game. The umpire was calling strikes half a foot outside the zone and people didn’t complain at all.

@@ThatGuy-nv7cx I'm confused, you're saying they're arguing with everything, but your last sentence is an example of them not arguing. I don't understand your point.

No no no no no. The last thing you want them doing is moving with the pitch. Yes, setting up in the slot makes the inside pitch easier than the outisde pitch, but if you start moving with thepitch, you're going to miss so many pitches. Thats just about the worst thing you can do. Some migjt suggest moving straight over the catcher, but that has two downsides. First, it's a safety concern. The farther you are over the plate, the more likely you are to take a foul ball to the mask. Second, the down pitch is harder. So, to gwt a slightly better look on the out pitch, you lose down. Slot isn't perfect, but it's the best we have with human umpires.

@@garrettwebster201Then why are we still sticking with human umpires

@@greenhat7618ump's union contract.

yeah, I was an umpire for 23 years. in my 18th season, one of the 'Higher Ups' in our umpire association told me, "Samuel, it would steady your calls if you would set your eyes at each batter's armpits!" so I stood up with my eyes at the batter's armpits. I got hit that year by more foul balls than the other 22 years combined!!!

​@@greenhat7618it's the union! major league baseball is UNIONIZED!

He was indicating the person ejected was named Boone. BOOM is jomboy being funny.

​@@charlesclark3840I don't know about that.. his lips came together which is how you make an M, whereas for an N they'd stay apart.

Umpires have been a part of baseball since the beginning. Why would you want to take away part of what makes Baseball Baseball? Plus, think of all the jobs lost. We can't let robots take our jobs, bro. It ain't right.

The issue with this is that pitchers and hitters are also wrong just as much 😂.

@@MicheallikeMJ We can let them take Angel's job. *Edit* Even a bot in the middle of a software update would do better than Angel Hernandez. ;)

The answer is to get better umpires and to get rid of the bad ones, not to automate calls. Baseball is a human game and imperfect officiating is part of the human element. If you want everything perfect, gtfo and go play a video game. Fans like you are bad for baseball.

Imagine how wild it would be if there were no goal posts in the NFL and they called field goals based on what they thought.

There's no art. Back is either where it is supposed to be or it's not. This isn't complicated.

Nope. On your "J" he's sticking his tongue out. That's not a J coming out of his mouth at that time. Thus Jomboy's "L" guess.

@@pandaman1968 that's crazy, I didn't ask but thanks for your opinion 🫡