One of the calmest ejections you'll see, a breakdown 

It’s truly rare to see an ejection include a calm conversation without a bunch of screaming and cursing. 😂

Interesting to think that a right handed batter in the same situation might have had a different outcome

The catcher's realization that the coach is coming out and the way he pops into action at 0:18 is hilarious to me for some reason

Jomboy is the only one who can make me genuinely laugh at baseball.

Winker knew he was going to get ejected the second he decided to turn around and say something after his strikeout and that’s probably the reason he was so calm. He already knew he was out

Really interesting timing on everything. Winker seemed to be waiting for the pitcher to be done fidgeting with his hat/PitchCom before stepping in to the box. I don't think Winker knew the pitching coach was coming out, but he could tell that something wasn't right on the mound. Even right after the ump calls time, you can see the pitcher motion towards the dugout, almost sticking up for Winker and signaling that a mound visit is incoming.

Winker was the DH, got ejected at the end of the 8th inning in a 4-run game. I don't think he cared at all about being ejected since he was not going to play again anyways. In fact, the lineup card has no replacement for him.

Even if you did somehow see the coach coming on the field, then why even step into the box?

1:02 Jomboy manages to pull off his most accurate lip reading without even seeing their mouths... Amazing!

Batter started stepping in right at the 9 second mark 😂 you can see he got distracted and tried rushing into the box after he saw the time

I'm genuinely delighted to see an ejection being done so civilly and cordially.

Adam Hamari is pretty calm. Typically only ejects when he has to. We don't know what the batter said with his back to us. But he was warned many, many times to just drop it. Play to the whistle. Always good advice.

Kinda on Team Ump on this one. Winker is undeniably lying about the coach coming out as you can see with his unnaturally long and quick step into the box at :09. Screams 'ohhhhhh shit I gotta get in the box yesterday'. Not to mention the fact that he's facing the opposite way and never looks back until after the violation. He was given like three "Stop or you're tossed" warnings before Counsell came out. Then after the strikeout he starts up again. He had a half dozen opportunities to not get tossed.

I like how the ump was warning him ahead of time that he would have to throw him out if he continued. That's pretty reasonable. Bad umps are just looking for a chance to throw you out but he's acting like he doesn't want to but has to if someone keeps badgering him after making a decision. Counsell's approach was great, too. No immediate freak out, just asking what's going on to try to keep his guy from getting thrown out. This is a great example of how you don't have to agree with the ump but everyone involved can make their case without it turning into a freak out. And I agree with the guy getting tossed because it was settled and then he went back to it. I would have thrown him out then, too. Of course this channel would be less fun without some ejection freak outs, so don't everyone start behaving. 😁

the pitcher was CLEARLY having pitch com issues at :09 when jesse stepped into the box. how did literally everyone miss this?

You Jomboy are the only one who can pull this type of commentary off at such a beautiful level. Well done as always sir! 👏🏼

I can see the point of not calling it because the coach was coming out, but I think playing normally till time is actually called makes sense. Time wasn't called yet, and he wasn't in the box. Gotta call him on it.

The umpiring, as a whole this season, is just silly

First of all thank you for all the awesome content. Its obvious you put a ton of hard work in to this channel, and i absolutely love it. So the sweet interactions between players and umps as well as those between players on opposing teams are very interesting to me. When a player goes berserk and gets ejected or gets into a skirmish with an opponent, it's pretty obvious what's going on. Not to say you haven't made some great videos on epic fights and ejections. But in my opinion you're at your best when you're covering the positive side of baseball. I'm gonna continue going down the jomboy rabbit hole to find more videos like this one.

Love how the pitcher is playing into it without his hat on.. so hes not even ready.. this seasons pretty funny

I’m on the umpire side for once, if the umpires didn’t see the coach, and the batter has his back to him he didn’t even see him either.

Even if he somehow saw the coach walking onto the field (while looking the opposite direction) then why did he step into the box at all?

“Oh dude, we’ll back you blindly” 😂😂😂

These breakdowns are amazing 👏🏾

The ump did explain it to him to begin with. The batter went on and was warned about pushing it further. Went through the at bat and got mad he was left with the bat on his shoulder.

Love jomboy breakdowns ✊🏽

“Oh dude, we’ll back you blindly”🤣🤣🤣😂

This was so funny to watch 😂 Absolute GOLD Jomboy

It's not silly. The home plate umpire gave him a direct warning. If you argue this again you will be ejected. Then after the at-bat, he makes the same dispute. He has to be a man of his word.

Jomboy always has the weirdest transitions at the end of breakdowns… I love it 😂

This is a funny ump. I look forward to future breakdowns he's featured in.

this man found a way to profit off baseball ejections. amazing how far yall have come.. hes taking a dance class, Tom.. lol.. love u fool..

I really like when umps do the "What?" or "What was that?" move when a player argues a call. Because the ump DEFINITELY heard what you said, but it's a way of giving them a second chance, and then if they say it again, it's an ejection. Very good work by the ump here.

Rare case where a ump is right imo

1:00 "You guys wanna back me on this blindly?" lol

The Field Timing Coordinator is supposed to stop the pitch clock and run the 30-second mound visit clock instead as soon as the coach leaves the dugout for a visit.

I can understand being frustrated, but Winker took the at bat to a full count then fouled one off, so the pitch clock strike had no ultimate impact. (Might have altered the pitcher's strategy, being ahead early in the at bat, but with Winker laying off the pitched balls, it came to nothing.) Continuing the argument afterwards is kinda silly.

The home plate umpire has the same face as jake

The end sequence looks so much like the cover of Facelift by Alice In Chains 🤣

I don’t even like baseball but these videos bring me so much joy

I wouldn’t call that a quick ejection

Would've liked to have seen a wider view of this. The pitcher had his hat off adjusting it then throws his hand towards the dugout as the batter steps into the box and the coach is walking out. Just a very strange sequence of events. The only thing that turned the batter's attention to the first base line was the pitcher's gesture from what I could see but then again I don't know what audio is like on the field. Like you said, just be where you need to be at the designated time.

Leave it to Jomboy to give us a quality video breakdown with a non intrusive sponsor spot that is also entertaining to watch which is under 5 mins long. Keep up the good work!

'Oh, dude, we'll back you blindly' ahahahaha.

I have to hand it to the ump. I think he gave the player plenty of opportunity to speak his mind, drew am appropriate line, and then enforced his appropriate line. For a much heat as bad ejections get, this one should really be positive example.

It's not silly, don't argue with the umps. They're the real stars of the show, that's who everyone is there see!

WOOOO!! More umpball content please!

Glad the pitch clock sped up that part of the game

I'm with the ump on this one, even the catcher didn't realize until time was called.

now thats being a professional Umpire. No feelings, all facts. Even took the request to ask his guys for a second opinion.

We definitely need a wide angle shot of the whole field so we can see if the coach was on the field before 8 seconds hit ;)

Looked like Winker didn't want to communicate until after he was ejected. The ump explained it before the ejection as well

He didn't see the coach coming onto the field. His back was to him and you can see him try to jump into the box when he sees the 8 seconds left. He's full a crap. That's what the ump was explaining to him.

Brewers fan here, thanks for the video

Finally some good umping breakdowns

The ump walks out, makes the call, steps in front of home, and then the pitching coach gets to the foul line. The coach probably stepped out at 8 seconds to aurgue the ump not calling the violation. If the ump does call it, then it is a mound visit. It had nothing to do what the batter did.

It’s the batters job to be set at 8 seconds. That’s literally all he has to do. Don’t worry about anything else, just do what you are supposed to. We teach this to children as they are growing up. Also, even if he did see the coach, why was he still getting ready to take a pitch lol

Elite lip reading on this one. Love it lol.

I saw this live, laughed, and knew this could become Jomboy content (though i was really hoping youd do Willy Adames and Craig Counsells screaming ejection from when we played the giants several weeks ago since you could clearly see counsell say "what do you mean you dont give a shit??" to the ump)

A rare occurance where I agree with the Ump on this ejection. Maybe that's why he acted so cool - usually they have to overemphasize to validate their wrongful ejection.

There was 9 seconds between the play being stopped and the coach crossing into the diamond, plenty of time for him to leave the dugout when time was called, not necessarily before. And no one seems to be claiming he stepped onto the field *before* time was called, which would be an essential element of the ‘batter was right’ argument. You can even see the batter snap around to see the coach on the field after play was stopped, which you wouldn’t expect if he already knew the coach was there. Nor would you expect him to jump into position at the 9 second mark if he sees the coach walk on at 9 seconds (which would be dumb for a coach to do anyways). Instead, the batter would have turned to acknowledge the presence of the opposing coach. The other umps supported the call because it was the right call. Hate umps all you want, they still get way more calls right than wrong. At least he consulted with them, after the manager asked. And the ejection was simply the ump following through on his warning about arguing. Wouldn’t do any good to issue a warning with no consequences. At that point, might as well let the batter know how badly he screwed up. No arguing, just “you did x and y wrong”.

The ump in the thumbnail looks exactly like Jake, which makes this video so much funnier

Finally a Brewers breakdown! So many more on the way I hope!

There's no way the batter saw the coach coming on the field. He just found an excuse.

Any time an umpire says, "what was that?" He's literally giving you a chance to stay in the game. Don't repeat unless you want to go. That's 101 baseball umpire training. For example, someone says something that you could eject them for, but you don't want to. So you ask them" what did you say?" And if they repeat it then they go. Pretty simple.

A legend is born. 😂😂

Like them caps! Even the umps, scratch that especially the umps! I like the mb ball glove too, for the longest, I didn’t even know the Milwaukee brewers logo with the glove was a m and a b !

I miss baseball.

Being this early to a jomboy video feels weird...

Got to do the bat catch in the red sox game tonight!

That lip reading is on point

I love the voice overs. Because, they are literally what they say.

The pitcher is playing with his hat at 9 seconds lol

I hope more coaches try walking out onto the field right at 9 seconds, maybe this is some sort of glitch

The pitch clock has made baseball exponentially more interesting

This kind of deliberate confusion making decisions by mlb just seems to be indicative of the world we now live in in general. Everyone is confused about everything.

I'm on the ump's side on this one. 1. Doesn't matter if he sees the manager on his way, time hasn't been called yet so the pitch clock is still in effect. 2. If he thinks the pitch clock is no longer in effect, why is he stepping into the box in the first place. 3. It really wasn't a quick ejection. Ump had already warned him multiple times, and even did the ump pow-wow at their request. The at-bat had proceeded and the game moved on, but the batter still didn't let it go.

Can you do a breakdown of the Phillies and Rockies ejections?

No "that's fucking horseshit!?" That fine money better go to me.

"Now that I ejected you, I'll talk to you" is too real 😅

hey i was at this game, even the rays fans there were like "wait what happened" we thought he got ejected for throwing his bat, this makes much more sense now.

Baseball is so fun. I also love that anti-pitchclock folks are gonna lose their minds again and act like bafoonery wasn't apart of the game all along. Still my favorite sport to watch.

I disagree with that being a "quick" ejection. From your lip reading, he had already warned him not to argue. Now, if he actually said "You blew that" or something like that, that sounds like he's arguing about it, and he's already been warned, so the ejection is warranted. Umpire gave him plenty of leash to argue and then warned him and then ejected when he picked it back up.

I’m diggin’ the olive green hats…🤟🏼

With this ejection. Adam hamari very sympathetic when explaining the rules to winker

I love how he mimics what the players are saying😂

Is this the same umpire team that ejected Counsell a couple days ago cause they couldn’t count pick off attempts?

Imagine being able to give the dumbest answer you can to some one and then when they say anything about it you can just yell "YOU CAN'T ARGUE, YOU CAN'T ARGUE"

These umps are softer than 2 ply. "How do you know?!" "I have eyes?"

Of course the ump was right here. How is this even a discussion? The rule states the batter has to be ready at 8 seconds and he wasn't. Winker was trying to play games with the pitcher and it backfired.

picture perfect ejection honestly. respect

Jomboy love your stuff. Did you have a different angle to read Jesse Winkers lips or were you making assumptions in this case? Feel like what he said to the ump just before the ejection is super relevant

The ump did warn him a LOT though. I think he's well within his rights here, and he does make a good point. Could he have explained it in the moment? Yes, but he didn't wanna waste all that time. He already made his decision, so arguing about it wasn't gonna do anything.

As a mariners fan, seeing Winker causing controversy for a new team by being a whiner is the least surprising thing to happen this season.

Honestly I have more sympathy for the ump than Jomboy seems to. At least the ump didn't aggress anything, he only ever responded to what others were saying. Could the ump have been better, sure, was he the villain here, I'm not so sure

All ejections & arguments should be like this. There is never a cause to scream. Give your take with respect. Also, I agree with the Ump's call.

Gotta love the "pros". Argues the late call, watches two strikes right down the pipe, then tells the ump HE blew it.

Eject first, explain later.

needless ejection, but the ump was right. if you give them an inch, players will come up with all kinds of excuses why they weren't set in time and every at-bat will be an argument.

the ref dansgame on him with that "what?? what you say?? GONE SON!!!!"