The Weirdest Ejections in Baseball History 

Yeah, you'll probably only get a fine and community service.

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Reminds me of when a pitcher accidentally hits a batter and apologizes. To me that's a way better look than mean mugging.

Thanks.... I forgot about that!!!

Yeah he kinda misses the ball on that one. The whole reason everyone was pissed and youppi was just sad wa cause it was boring as shit😂

Didn't he literally take one of the bases with him?

@@TAFARockWarrior97 Different incident, but, yes, he also did that.

They have been, they need to get fined every horrible call there shouldnt be exceptions for doing your job bad

So-called fans are being too big of b1tches. Yall cry almost as much as David Bell.

They gave had the same powers for 150+ years. It’s the personal that umpire having egos bigger then the game

​@@scottwebb6570yup people have changed not the expectations/rules

They need to be abolished

That's why Mongo will always be king.

Babe was tossed after one pitch for hitting the first batter.... and I believe it was a "called shot" which led to the short hook from the ump. Shore didn't exactly retire 27 batters either.... He picked the inherited runner off at first, then went on to face and retire all 26 batters he faced. So he DID record 27 outs, but by only facing 26 hitters.

Hahaha yeah... I wonder if that got notated. Back in those days, the OS would have just written a note in the margins of the scoresheet. But nowadays, the stringer has to enter that into the Gameday stats. If memory serves, the stringer clicks the player (or coach or manager) then clicks the umpire that made the ejection. I can't imagine there is a slot for game staff.

That has to be the most petty move by an ump ever. Someone bruised his fragile little ego, so he tosses someone that's not even on the field.

It's a wild one to me because he wasn't even doing anything. Maybe if he was like banging on the dugout roof or something like that but he was just sleeping. Or like give him a "get off the dugout" warning first.

The 2 pitch was against the Rangers... I was there.... Saturday afternoon game in Arlington.... it was early May, but Lackey was making either his first or second start of the year (and if it was his second he had been shut down for almost all of April between them). It's hard saying... there WAS bad blood between the Angels and Rangers that had been brewing for 3 or 4 years.... did temers flare in that first half inning and Lackey went had hunting? Never really thought so, but it is possible. More likely, he hadn't thrown a live in game pitch in over a month and probably just let those first 2 slip, and the ump that day just decided to stop Amy shenanigans before they even started

@@sammycampbell1654 Yeah, funny how he missed badly twice, and they were both inside misses. Hmmm. The story is that some Angels were pissed about something that happened the season before (cant remember what it was) and were running their mouth before the game about how they were going to get even. Maybe the umps should have issued pre game warnings, but often these 'why did he get ejected' clips dont show the things being said before the incident. Angels fan and there is not a doubt in my mind that those 'misses' were meant to be misses.

@Heathcoatman yeah... like I said, there was bad blood everytime those teams got together for 3 or 4 seasons before the Rangers got "good" and made those WS runs in 10 and 11..... also, it was Ian Kinsler at the plate leading off that day, and Ian was a guy who always seemed to be smack dab in the middle of most shenanigans the Rangers were involved in.

@@sammycampbell1654 Kinsler was a good player, tough, team oriented gamer.

@@Heathcoatman he was also an abrasive and polarizing a-hole 🤣🤣🤣

Somebody could do something about it, just have to find someone with nothing to lose.

One of my favorite oot songs i had to put it in there haha

Is that DB cooper in your pfp?

@@chrishale6333Yeah.

I believe Earl Weaver was the orioles manager. Lou Piniella also threw some awesome freakouts.

Imo mostly would be a sort of apology since it wasn't boons fault and he shouldn't have been tossed. Also if he was fined they should probably reverse that too lol

I talked about that in a recent vid so I wanted to have new stuff in this one

Yurrr

He should just say Cleveland Indians, and not add the "as they were known at the time." He should definitely not say Guardians if they weren't the Guardians. That is just stupid. That is not what you do. They were the Indians, so you call them the Indians. They should still be the Indians, but a bunch of idiots offended on behalf of other people ruined that. So, Bob Feller played for the Cleveland Guardians? 😂😂

@@user-kv6wh5ut6ook boomer

also... raspberry