Five years ago, this happened with Loganville-Houston County 

When I coached and was saddled with a lousy ump, I'd periodically run up to him after a bad call and scream "That was a great f'in call! You are right on top of things!" then go back to the dugout and not even wait for a reaction.

B.S.

This is a playoff game. You can’t be ejecting players for getting pumped up. The coach was a different story. If you get offended by what number 7 was doing then you have no business being an umpire.

@@tycorbson9651 Number seven yelled directly at the umpires from less than ten feet away. Yelling at officials is not GETTING pumped up. If you're yelling, you are already pumped up.

@@tycorbson9651 A “child”, yes I said child, should be keeping his mouth shut and let the coach handle it. My son competes at this level and he knows if he mouths off to his coach or an umpire, he doesn’t have to worry about what they’ll do, because he knows the wrath that’s coming from his dad. Hell, even most college players have more respect than that. You don’t typically see that behavior until you get into the mlb.

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Don't think any play result justifies this level of idiocy, bro....

@@bluestar9463 AMEN!!

I found a sports report on this series and they couldn't see where the ball went because someone's head was in the way. So basically, Jake Fromm hit the ball over the fence and it was originally ruled a foul ball, but then the umps discussed it and then ruled it fair and a homerun. But like I said, even the local news station didn't get a clean view of the hit. They went on to win 12-0, so even if it was a bad call, it ended up not really affecting the game

What caused the argument

I know, you see the players strutting the muscles like taunting. Good lessen coaches. Damn asses…

@@David_Carlile caring and going overboard are two different things even more embarrassing the parents screaming like a pack of drunken hyenas while younger children sit there and learn that this type of childish behavior is not only acceptable but cheered on

it was a normal size bag........the midget made it look big

For standing up for his team on a blown call?

Ya, what the hell happened….he was pissed for sure.

@@chrisbridges655 So acting like a child, throwing a temper tantrum, is standing up for your team?

It's ok for parents to do things like this,but not coaches?

​@@alanhess9306 have you ever watched a baseball game or does your mother's basement not have a TV?

U took the words out of my mouth. I so agree

You might get your ass whooped

Especially arguing over a borderline fair/foul ball HR. That isn't a rule violation, and it probably was one of those "could go either way" kind of calls. What a fine example of leadership that coach is...and the fans egging him on are just as bad.

MMMmmm, excuse me. You might want to rethink that one. Not for nuttin but if your son is in Junior High he is waaaaaaaaay to old for a spanking.

@@David_Carlile Bullshit and bullshit!

Yep! And getting worse. They don’t realize that, without officials, they don’t play!!!

No call justifies this coach's actions - Wake up.

The batter hit the ball over the fence right at the foul pole. It was originally ruled foul, but the umps got together to discuss it, then ruled it fair and a homerun

was he fully grown? Appeared to have Lil mans disease

haha, and the final score was 12-0. Yeah, it made a big difference in the game. Also, just because it was the 3rd base umpires call doesnt mean he was right. He went for help(which tells me he wasnt sure) and if the plate umpire clearly saw it the other way, then he makes the call.

@@mptr1783”He went for help…” that’s where you didn’t follow what was said. The coach is saying the third base ump didn’t ask for help, the other coach went to the home base ump for help. Now proper procedure is the third base ump needs to ask for help, but sometimes home base umps fail to follow protocol. I had that happen in a game where I was playing first base, the ball grounded to my right so I had to dive to get it. My pitcher was coming to cover the bag, but I was quick enough where I got to my feet and dove to the bag with my glove hitting the bag. Within about a second the pitcher then crosses over the bag, and then within about two seconds the runner comes across the bag. No slow up to the runner and no one collided. The first-second base ump was in perfect position and called it out - the last out of the inning. The other teams coach complained directly to the home plate ump, who wasn’t in position to make the call and that ump overruled the field ump without being asked by that ump. So it does happen.

Bro has 7 state championships… I think he lead them kids pretty damn fine if you ask me

@@DylanBlakeGolf If the dude didn't win anything would this be cool?

@@greatloverofmusic1 did i say it was cool?

@@DylanBlakeGolf Sorry. I took your reply as a justification for his stupidity. My bad.

I dont know what happened but childish is a stupid word to use he is most likely yelling at them on a bad call or a disagreed cll showing his team he has there back

@@ianvaughn3745 throwing your hat stomping your feet is acting like child maybe because you’ve also been taught this type of behavior is acceptable when you don’t get your own way could be the problem standing up for your players is all fine and dandy but can we at least agree running around like a four year old isn’t the way to do it

Can tell who's kid is on the bench.......😂

@@KenHall-cy5wt No my boys both won countless championships for the city we live in. Then went on to attend college where both earned engineering degrees and are now working in those fields.

How do you know they are incompetent?

No you talked a big game about knocking him out don't punk out cause " that's not condoned" either do something or don't complain. How about the umpire does his job which is to keep the integrity of the game not to try and be the main character

@@kennethstegall1075 It's not talking a big game. No one will ever speak to me in this manner whether I am umpiring or anywhere else. The umpire did do his job - the entire game, making mistakes while doing your job does not give anyone the right to act like a pathetic human being and abuse them for making a mistake. Also, for the record I umpired Division I college baseball in numerous conferences and professional baseball for 7 years. My time and experience there have forged my resolve in how I deal with idiots like this and so many other coaches who behave in the same manner. This kind of behavior is B.S. and sets a horrible example for kids, knocking someone out for treating you this way would set a tremendous example to not allow anyone to treat you like a rug and walk all over you. I practice my art daily and wouldn't have any problem handling anyone who doesn't train at the level I do on a regular basis even. I also know how to articulate my case when I do have to defend myself or get in altercation while I am working so that me knocking someone out or choking them unconscious will not have any legal repercussions on me or my career. If it came to that I would also sue any organization for taking games away from me for defending myself. I promise you I am not just talking, I have been through this numerous times and left people laying on the ground at my place of business for approaching me in a threatening manner as this coach did to this umpire. The funny thing is there isn't a coach alive who act like this to me regardless of how many calls I missed because they are all mostly cowards who hide behind their schedule and threat of red lining you, they would take one look at me and know to approach me with their hat in the hand in a courteous manner because I look like I might rip them apart if they don't and mostly they all know my level of training.

@Savage Combatives so a coach sticking up for his players is a terrible example? Arguing a call instead of letting the player argue is literally the example he should be setting but you missed that part while growing up

@@kennethstegall1075 First of that isn't what happen and rarely is. What happens coaches who behave in this manner set a horrible example which causes the players to argue, talk out of turn, or misbehave. This is rarely a problem on properly coached teams because players know the price that will be paid for being disrespectful on the field and they lead by example in their interactions on the field. There is no such thing as coaches taking up for their players in youth sports there is only setting a proper example through the coaches actions. To think otherwise says a lot about the type of person you are.

@@kennethstegall1075 There is a proper way to argue a call and an improper way not to argue a call. I both a coach and an official. I coach football and ice hockey, two very physical and emotional sports. I also umpire both baseball and softball at multiple levels, including high school and college. I have been on both ends of issues like this in my two capacities as coach and umpire. I have argued calls as a coach and had coaches argue calls that I have made and I have never acted as asinine as this guy did. He should have been ejected and faced a long term suspension for his behavior.

Doesn't matter.

yeah, but they ended up losing 12-0, so even if Jake doesn't get that Grand Slam, they still lose 8-0

where were you standing? Lets guess, right under the foul pole Im sure lol

No one cares

The score of the game was 12-0… doubt this was the reason

@@Wolvesback595 no it wasn’t… it was 2-1 you bum 🤦🤣

So Houston County would have only won 8-0. I get it.

@@bobberguy1 it was a 2-1 ballie gamie

No idea who he is - all I know is he looks PATHETIC.

Calm the F down Skyler

So stepping up for his kids is acting like a 2 year old throwing a temper tantrum, got it!

@@timbailey3846 Don’t act like that you have seen coaches and managers do this at higher levels. The players that make it to that level have to get prepared for that and the ones that won’t, atleast they get to experience an old fashioned tirade before they stop playing baseball.

@@tycorbson9651 I usually don't critique grammar in comments, but this is impossible to decipher.

Hoof Hearted?