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Yankees' Jazz Chisholm ejected for arguing strikeout call, blasts umpire on social media minutes later
New York Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm was ejected from Thursday night's 6-3 victory against the Tampa Bay Rays (box score) after disagreeing with a strikeout call from home-plate umpire John Bacon.
Jazz Chisholm Jr. responds to embarrassing ejection in savage way
With that being said, that doesn't stop MLB fans or even players from calling umpires out when they make mistakes. New York Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. is no exception in that regard. Not only did he complain when home plate umpire John Bacon called him out on strikes, but he did enough to the point where Bacon ran him from the game.
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The Philadelphia Phillies lost to the San Francisco Giants, 10-4, at home on Monday night and one bad call by the home plate ...
Social media is reacting to umpire Tony Randazzo’s strike call in the Phillies 10-4 loss to the San Francisco Giants. Even ...
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Working behind the plate in the Rockies' 12-5 win over the Athletics, Bucknor missed 15 ball-strike calls with four ...
Umpire Scorecards, which uses MLB's advanced pitch tracking data to rate the accuracy of home-plate umpires and the impact of ...
Randazzo became the latest umpire to turn heads for a controversial strike zone. With the Phillies trailing 8-4 with two ...
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