Especially when it's the Tigers' broadcast... like, I get that the commentators are reasonably neutral but for them to watch an opposing player/coach get tossed and then say "This needs a Jomboy breakdown" is one signal of how ridiculous it was.
In case anyone's wondering, Schumaker said the word "who" 17 times. It was said four additional times throughout the video by Jimmy and the umpire. This is important information.
Ump says pick someone in the dugout, that's easy, throw out the Batboy! A MLB first, I can see the headline, "BATBOY EJECTED FROM GAME." When the ump rejects that then throw out one of the ball girls. Last choice manager should throw the ump out of the game.
@@BardBreaker WooHoo! I got a laugh!! Thanks a lot! When a manager is right on the edge and knows he's going to get thrown out I like to see a Mgr give the ump the "yer outta here" wave, the last great act of defiance before being thrown out.
Between this and the Yankees ejection for a fan chirping, this opens a whole can of worms that some enterprising heckler is going to exploit. Someone is going to get paid by a team to either sit behind the road dugout at home games or get tickets behind the home dugout when the team goes on the road and start chirping the ump. Select games with certain umps but if we're ejecting guys because "I heard someone near the dugout say something" it's only a matter of time before you have operations to get managers, bench players, or coaches ejected in high leverage situations.
I'm not sure if I'm thinking of Robert Goulet or someone that reminds me of him. It's killing me. I just spent 20 mins looking at 80s/90s mustachioed movie villains.
I saw this live and had no idea this is what happened. These videos add such a great level to the league imo. The announcers even shouted out Jomboy when it happened. Ya gotta love it.
Absolutely wild that play review is so restricted "to save time" but they'll argue until their lungs collapse about something they have absolutely no idea about because they thought they heard something just to make sure you know they're in charge.
Nah, that's bs, people can't hide in the dugout and just yell crap but not be held accountable because the ump isn't looking right at them. The Marlins need to show some dang accountability.
An instant classic. On one hand, I want some accountability for the umpires, but on the other hand, I want umpires to continue doing these kinds of things so those of us who aren't invested in the teams can stay entertained.
You're not wrong. But it does help if the umpire actually knows who he's ejecting instead of just being mad. Reminds me a lot of the Aaron Boone ejection earlier this year.
As a Cardinals fan, we have to deal with the C.B. Bucknor school of umpiring. Dude straight up hates Oli Marmol for no reason. Bucknor and Hernandez both will continue to do their thing, and everyone will take their umpiring with a grain of salt lol.
Same thing happened at a minor league game I was working. It’s the team High Point Rockers who you have done a breakdown about with “the throw out guy” who infamously threw out the umpire after the game was over. But basically the blue was messing up and one of the guys starting talking and the umpire ejected someone and went to ask who said it. The manager went out there and gave him his two cents. He thought that he was gonna get the umpire to stop but then he walked over to the dugout and asked: “who said it.” The pitching coach ended up wearing it in a moment way too similar to this.
I need Jomboy to do a dub of movies. “This guy says, ‘I am Spartacus’ but then this guy behind him says, ‘I am Spartacus’ and then it’s just a disaster from there.”
The umpire breakdowns are fun but usually I prefer the actual baseball ones. This is an exception. Laughed audibly multiple times. Absolutely hilarious.
That crew chief; I've never seen an umpire so patient and calm for so long when talking with a manager. He *knows* home plate made a monumental goof. (Well, everyone knew, but he was in an unusual position for an umpire. He almost said "I'm sorry.)"
@@Haroldm814 Last season, he was in the top ten WORST umpires actually. "As with most of the guys on this list, Iassogna is regularly referred to as one of the worst umpires in the game. This season, he's proven just how bad he is. In 22 graded games behind the plate, his accuracy sits at 93.2 percent, and his CCAx is a terrible -25.5, fourth worst in baseball. He ranks in the 22nd percentile in accuracy, 13th in accuracy above expected, 15th in consistency and 12th in favor. Despite all of that, the 54-year-old is a crew chief and has umped three World Series, including in 2022." I agree he handled this situation well though.
Two things: 1.) Props to that crew chief, who did a great job of sorting out the mess the home plate ump created. He was calm & decisive, like an official should be. 2.) Soccer has a pretty simple solution to this type of situation. The rulebook explicitly says that if a punishable offence is committed by anyone in a team's technical area, and the official cannot identify who it was, the penalty (ie. yellow or red card) is applied to the senior team official present in the technical area. Normally that's going to be the head coach/manager, but the wording of "senior team official" allows for situations where they aren't present for some reason and someone else is filling in. That makes it perfectly fine for the referee to not know who it was that yelled something; they can just discipline the coach and move on with the game, leaving that coach to get the players to shut up (or else). I referee youth games, and this rule has extra importance, because league rules for youth safety say that a team MUST have an adult team official present in order to play, so if a team only has one coach (which is common) and they get a red card, then the game ends and that team forfeits. I was an assistant referee (linesman) for a game where that happened last fall. That was for the coach herself mouthing off, not this sort of bench penalty rule, but the result is the same.
Thanks for your insight and good luck with refereeing. It's a thankless job and I certainly wouldn't want to be in a situation where I had to make somebody upset over a tough call.
@Jomboy. Been a long time viewer. You do an AMAZING job doing what you do. Going over these calls/plays/etc. Reading the lips, giving them emotion and feeling! You are at the TOP of your game! Keep up the awesome job man! Preciate you and all you bring to the table!
We know what will happen though. The ump in question will be investigated by the MLB and to no one's surprise they will find that that ump did nothing wrong...............Except he failed at doing one of the more aggressive aspects of his job accurately, but the MLB won't admit to that.
this might be the first time im on the side of the umps. I hate it when umps make the wrong calls and argue, but this was the opposite, ump made the right call twice and the marlins dude was yapping. if your gonna argue, make sure your right, and the marlins waffler was not right
@@michaele1949 regardless of that, the ump should know who he is tossing out of the game, and then it’s worst because he’s then having the manager do the ump job for him. It’s extremely unprofessional.
When skip said “want me then” I felt like it was a self sacrifice to leave the game for the other coaches. But Ben “I didn’t tell you.” That part led to a big debate
In soccer the solution to this is real simple. If the offender can’t be identified then the Head coach is ejected as they are ultimately the one responsible for bench behavior. Usually by saying “if no one wants to admit to it then the head coach goes” Will get someone to admit to it. even if it isn’t the one who actually did it the message of that not being tolerated is sent and received. I’m Surprised this isn’t how this would be dealt with here as well
It makes sense that the bench coach would take the responsibility in this kind of situation, so it also makes sense to eject him. But the argument about it here from the umpires was... not helpful.
@@ninjalectualx most leagues, it’s a well known interpretation of the laws. Obviously doesn’t happen often in the pro game especially now with VAR being able to be used “in case of mistaken identity” but in youth leagues this is pretty common. Coach can even be carded for issues with spectators. Lol someone’s gotta be held accountable and who better than the leader of the team?
Or how about the official be competent enough to know who they are ejecting or just don't eject anyone? Fans don't buy tickets to see them even tho they are all so stupid that they think so.
@@TimGambill1984or how about the coaches just respect the authority of the officials and shut up after being told once to do so? I’ve seen plenty of videos of youth baseball to know idiots watch the pros do this and then go do the same thing at the little league games. These guys should be setting an example instead of losing control of their emotions like 8 yr olds
this is true despite the times umps get backlash for a situation but did their job. It should be required for umps to know who they're ejecting before doing it.
To be fair he ejected the person that had that voice and the manager was playing dumb as to who it was. Ump can eject everyone if he wanted, he can literally clear the dugout, so saying to pick whoever the manager wanted was generous.
@@iamthebum Honestly, if I was Schumaker, I would've just left with the whole damn team. Ump can't even figure out who the hell he's ejecting? Gone, we're not playing with someone that braindead, arrogant, or just outright petty. Game over, we forfeit, fuck the union and fuck the MLB for allowing that shit
@@coupledyetivonvanderburg5385 Yeah forfeit the game because some dumbass in the dugout got tossed for arguing balls & strikes. Braindead take. Someone was clearly chirping after the ump warned them to stop whining about strike calls. He doesn't have to see them to know that someone in the dugout is still yapping. Then they play dumb and nobody fesses up. Ump was in the right here but should have just tossed the manager.
This is so embarrassing as a die hard baseball fan. We have the worst and least professional umps in any sport and I’m including badminton at the YMCA for beginners on Tuesday and Thursday nights. They are super sensitive and don’t even know what they’re doing anymore. It’s so sad. There needs to be accountability for patience and restraint. Stress tests must be done.
As a Marlins Fan that stopped watching this season for too many obvious reasons..... Schumaker and the Marlins being constantly covered by Jomboy is single handedly making watch the Marlins again. Just so that I don't miss any more of these Gems. Coach of the Year for Schumaker and MVP for keeping us interested in this team
Jomboy you gotta do a breakdown on this Kansas-TCU game. 10-10 in the bottom of the 7th, bases loaded, two outs. TCU coach just made a pitching change *with the pitcher in a full count*. New pitcher struck him out. One of the most insane moves I’ve ever seen.
It's crazy that they have to follow through with ejecting someone even though they never actually directed the ejection at anyone in particular. And what even happens if they don't? Just an absurd sequence of events...
If the team with the to-be-ejected player refuses to have that player (or in this case any player) leave, then the game is forfeit. Rule 7.03(a)(6): A game may be forfeited to the opposing team when a team fails to obey within a reasonable time the umpire's order for removal of a player from the game. Absolutely stupid sequence of events.
@@Alleroc How does that work when the umpire can't name the player and the team doesn't know who the umpire meant? Is it really legal for the umpire to basically just ask them to offer up a sacrifice for the group like that?
@@Alleroc wow so when a manager gets ejected and they run out onto the field for the obligatory 3-minute temper tantrum, they could technically forfeit? I would like to see that
@@writerconsidered I'm not arguing that it was utter nonsense! That being said, there are a few rules about umpire judgement calls, namely 8.02 Appeal of Umpire Decisions. The TL;DR is that unless the umpire wants to allow another umpire to overrule his ejection, the ejection stands. It's dumb, and I hate how ejection happy umps are these days.
The ump can choose to either clear the entire bench area or he can warn the bench/individuals in question and escalate from there. I believe he can actually eject the manager for failing to control the bench as well, but im not 100% sure on that. So if he didnt actually know, you would take at least give explicit warnings to individuals or the manager first and at that point its all fair game.
BS has been allowed to go on in cricket for ages. In a game in Sri Lanka, they had a video replay look at the "run out" of Adam Gilchrist when he had crossed the line (safe) by like 1 second or something ridiculous... So to even look at it was funny... but then they took like 2 minutes to decide that he was actually out (again, he was safe by MILES). The commentators decided that they literally pressed the wrong button.
Bill Vinovich in New Orleans. NFL is the king of stupid officials and no accountability. This is the day I forever lost all trust and respect for sports officials. And the scumbag has been rewarded by calling 2 Super Bowls since then (which I immediately turned off and refused to watch).
I love how this turned into some kind of perverted episode of Survivor or the Weakest Link. The Umps demanded a soul & they must be satiated. Everyone began calculating their value to the team immediately to find out who would strategically be the least important should they have to go.
This and the Boone incident... These umpires are a disgrace to baseball, and the best part is that MLB doesn't give a shit because of some "umpire union" or something.
Occasional bad umping drives fan engagement, which keeps fans watching the game. It also gets channels like Jomboy to draw in new fans when they see the breakdowns of bad umping.
As this progresses and it dawns more and more on the umpires just absolutely how ridiculous a position the home plate ump has put the entire crew in makes the reactions and conversation more and more hilarious.
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“Any position player”. I’d pick one from the other team
How about a bat boy? Hot dog vendor?
check mate
You win this round
just pick a starting pitcher chilling in the dugout who wasn't scheduled to pitch that day
Yesterday's starting pitcher.
"any position player, you decide" and suddenly we're in reality TV territory where someone's getting voted off the island.
*tense background music starts playing*
Christ😂, america you decide
Gordon Ramsay walks out on the diamond and points at all the umps " You, you, you, YOU...out of my fucking kitchen!"
Bench coach, the tribe has spoken.
Any decent manager would have just taken one for the team and volunteered to be ejected.
Another aspect that makes this even funnier is the Tigers Broadcast team immediatly called for a Jomboy breakdown of the ejection on air.
I think he's saying it's funny that broadcasters know of Jimmy and know when something is ripe for a breakfast
Especially when it's the Tigers' broadcast... like, I get that the commentators are reasonably neutral but for them to watch an opposing player/coach get tossed and then say "This needs a Jomboy breakdown" is one signal of how ridiculous it was.
who doesn't love jason benetti
Was this the game on the 13th, 14th, or 15th?
@@blindblackpianist Breakdowns are the most important meal of the day.
Jomboy deserves more credit for matching the tone with his lip reading narrations 😂
at this point i believe they sound like that idk what other way they would sound like
The duality of the 2 different lip read voices is awesome, ,BRAVO!
Umpires just saying pick someone is crazy
Except if they had to pick the exact person ,the dugout could just yell all game when ump is calling balls/strikes
Ump probably was horrible but ejecting a bench coach was at least a fair decision
ABSOLUTELY INSANE
@@woodrowbunopaddle 🤡
He should have picked the first base ump. He would have been close enough where it MIGHT have been him.
That dugout shot where there just all pointing at each other is hilarious
I liked the guy pointing down and to his left at... I think maybe a bug? Like an actual factual beetle or something
"The comment came from the Grassy Knoll"...
@@oldhickory4686 The lone shooter!
@@rsmith3062 Allegedly...The player that got thrown out, "I'm just a patsy!"
It looked like the Spider-Man meme
If you keep asking "who" the answer should be required to be "first base." The first baseman should have been ejected
This better get a lotta likes.
But that means the umpire was playing 3rd base.
Who was on first?
@@brandonburkett88 who?…. He already said who
@@brandonburkett88 That's right.
"Turn in to an owl"🤣
“Who” was said so many times I didn’t know if this was a Jomboy video or an Abbot and Costello sketch!
Abbot and Costello would officiate better than these clowns.
2:18 Three spidermans pointing at each other meme 🤣
Was looking for this comment busted out when i saw it 😂
I like the guy in the gray jersey pointing at the stairs lol
It was Waldo
😂😂😂
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 You win!🏆
Classic
In case anyone's wondering, Schumaker said the word "who" 17 times. It was said four additional times throughout the video by Jimmy and the umpire. This is important information.
Thank You for your service very important!
It's already logged into the stats. Next year the game announcers will bring it up with all the other useless stats that they bring up now.
Owls say who less often per minute
Forget the "Knights that Say Ni", how about the "Mangers thay Say Who"?
Thank you for your valuable service and contribution to the field of random baseball statistics, good sir!
"...gonna turn into an owl" is a perfect line. Atta boy
United Umpire Union, "We have investigated ourselves and found no wrong doing."
Spot on there.
Umpire Union is a Joke.. they know the umps are corrupted,Can't see shit, bad calls
they ain't NEVER leavin
Should've chosen a fan from behind the dugout. 😂
Give him a beer signed baseball and ticket to tomorrow’s game I am sure he would be fine 🤣
"Who?"
"Pick someone."
"ok" [walks back to dugout] "Done"
"um, nobody left the dugout"
"Sure they did."
"Who?"
"Whoever you ejected."
😂😂
Good one. Perfect! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Ump says pick someone in the dugout, that's easy, throw out the Batboy!
A MLB first, I can see the headline, "BATBOY EJECTED FROM GAME."
When the ump rejects that then throw out one of the ball girls.
Last choice manager should throw the ump out of the game.
Okay this one made me laugh. Bravo. 10/10!
@@BardBreaker WooHoo! I got a laugh!! Thanks a lot! When a manager is right on the edge and knows he's going to get thrown out I like to see a Mgr give the ump the "yer outta here" wave, the last great act of defiance before being thrown out.
I would have told the ump he was ejected since he didn’t know who he ejected.
"who'd you get?"
"Whoever it f*ckn was"
“Who?”
“Yes.”
“Who’s ejected?”
“Yes.”
“WHO’S EJECTED?!”
“I’m telling you, Who’s ejected!”
@@warlordofbritannia “What are you saying”
“No not What, Who is ejected.”
“THATS WHAT IM ASKING YOU! WHO IS EJECTED?”
“Yes”
@@paulyguitary7651 "Why?" "No, Why's fine. It's Who that's the issue." "THAT'S WHAT I'M ASKING"
This was one of the funniest arguments Ive ever seen
Between this and the Yankees ejection for a fan chirping, this opens a whole can of worms that some enterprising heckler is going to exploit. Someone is going to get paid by a team to either sit behind the road dugout at home games or get tickets behind the home dugout when the team goes on the road and start chirping the ump. Select games with certain umps but if we're ejecting guys because "I heard someone near the dugout say something" it's only a matter of time before you have operations to get managers, bench players, or coaches ejected in high leverage situations.
Everyone in that dugout was insisting I am Spartacus.
Hahaha ! Right ? Perfect way to cover yer teammates !!
Umpire looks like a civil war general 😂
He's anything but civil
Confederate, considering the big L
Lmao
I'm not sure if I'm thinking of Robert Goulet or someone that reminds me of him. It's killing me. I just spent 20 mins looking at 80s/90s mustachioed movie villains.
Definitely McClellan.
I saw this live and had no idea this is what happened. These videos add such a great level to the league imo. The announcers even shouted out Jomboy when it happened. Ya gotta love it.
Exactly. It's about time they mic these guys up if the umps are going to throw hissy fits.
"Skip Schumaker turns into an owl" had me laughing
10 seconds after the incident ends is the sinking realization for the umpire that “oh fudge, I’m going to be featured on the next Jomboy” video. 😂
i sure hope you do a major compilation of the greatest hits of NOW retired Angel Hernandez!
Absolutely wild that play review is so restricted "to save time" but they'll argue until their lungs collapse about something they have absolutely no idea about because they thought they heard something just to make sure you know they're in charge.
Facts
just more reasons why i cant get into baseball.
We all know the dugout was yelling shit at the ump, and they were warned. They ignored the warning so someone gets ejected. That is more than fair.
This is a new low for umpires
And just when you thought they couldn’t get any lower…
I thought the Aaron Boone ejection when he didn't say anything was bad...
@@juan833bluenot one word. Not one word. Not one word
I feel like every week is a new low. Pretty soon someone will be ejected for looking at an umpire.
Nah, that's bs, people can't hide in the dugout and just yell crap but not be held accountable because the ump isn't looking right at them. The Marlins need to show some dang accountability.
An instant classic. On one hand, I want some accountability for the umpires, but on the other hand, I want umpires to continue doing these kinds of things so those of us who aren't invested in the teams can stay entertained.
As a former "nashville" sox fan, I'm dying over here looking for laughs. I feel you brother.
They were both strikes
As long as they keep graduating from the 'Hernandez School of Umpiring', you'll get your wish.
You're not wrong. But it does help if the umpire actually knows who he's ejecting instead of just being mad. Reminds me a lot of the Aaron Boone ejection earlier this year.
As a Cardinals fan, we have to deal with the C.B. Bucknor school of umpiring. Dude straight up hates Oli Marmol for no reason. Bucknor and Hernandez both will continue to do their thing, and everyone will take their umpiring with a grain of salt lol.
Congratulations James O'Brien for being appointed as a commentator at this year's ICC cricket World Cup
Same thing happened at a minor league game I was working. It’s the team High Point Rockers who you have done a breakdown about with “the throw out guy” who infamously threw out the umpire after the game was over. But basically the blue was messing up and one of the guys starting talking and the umpire ejected someone and went to ask who said it. The manager went out there and gave him his two cents. He thought that he was gonna get the umpire to stop but then he walked over to the dugout and asked: “who said it.” The pitching coach ended up wearing it in a moment way too similar to this.
They should have refused to leave or all left and refused to continue the game as long as the clown was still officiating.
I was waiting for the crew chief to go "Eenie meenie minee mo".
An ump doesn't know what they're doing? That's a first.
that's not a first
@@g_rr_tt it's sarcasm, derp
Have you ever heard the story of Darth Hernandez…..
Just wait until you meet a bad cheesecake...
@@g_rr_tt first day on the internet?
Another Jomboy instant classic. The lip-read of the dugout at 2:18 was pure gold.
I need Jomboy to do a dub of movies. “This guy says, ‘I am Spartacus’ but then this guy behind him says, ‘I am Spartacus’ and then it’s just a disaster from there.”
The umpire breakdowns are fun but usually I prefer the actual baseball ones. This is an exception. Laughed audibly multiple times. Absolutely hilarious.
“And then, Skip Schumacher, gonna turn into an owl.” 😂
That crew chief; I've never seen an umpire so patient and calm for so long when talking with a manager. He *knows* home plate made a monumental goof. (Well, everyone knew, but he was in an unusual position for an umpire. He almost said "I'm sorry.)"
Crew chief did a great job of not undermining the home plate ump but also defusing the situation. Did the best he could out of a ridiculous situation.
Dan Iassogna is a very good umpire
@@funklordoftheUSA good job making a mockery of the sport
He still sucks. He should have led with: "Bench coach was talking and it was him who home plate happened to hear."
@@Haroldm814 Last season, he was in the top ten WORST umpires actually. "As with most of the guys on this list, Iassogna is regularly referred to as one of the worst umpires in the game. This season, he's proven just how bad he is. In 22 graded games behind the plate, his accuracy sits at 93.2 percent, and his CCAx is a terrible -25.5, fourth worst in baseball. He ranks in the 22nd percentile in accuracy, 13th in accuracy above expected, 15th in consistency and 12th in favor. Despite all of that, the 54-year-old is a crew chief and has umped three World Series, including in 2022." I agree he handled this situation well though.
Two things:
1.) Props to that crew chief, who did a great job of sorting out the mess the home plate ump created. He was calm & decisive, like an official should be.
2.) Soccer has a pretty simple solution to this type of situation. The rulebook explicitly says that if a punishable offence is committed by anyone in a team's technical area, and the official cannot identify who it was, the penalty (ie. yellow or red card) is applied to the senior team official present in the technical area. Normally that's going to be the head coach/manager, but the wording of "senior team official" allows for situations where they aren't present for some reason and someone else is filling in. That makes it perfectly fine for the referee to not know who it was that yelled something; they can just discipline the coach and move on with the game, leaving that coach to get the players to shut up (or else).
I referee youth games, and this rule has extra importance, because league rules for youth safety say that a team MUST have an adult team official present in order to play, so if a team only has one coach (which is common) and they get a red card, then the game ends and that team forfeits. I was an assistant referee (linesman) for a game where that happened last fall. That was for the coach herself mouthing off, not this sort of bench penalty rule, but the result is the same.
Thanks for your insight and good luck with refereeing. It's a thankless job and I certainly wouldn't want to be in a situation where I had to make somebody upset over a tough call.
The irony is that the ump was right about both of those pitches being strikes.
I agree, how that batter is complaining is absurd to me.
That's why I'm not even mad at blue for just tossing someone random
2nd one was kinda low but close
@@1100blake Actually, it wasn't low. It was a borderline pitch that just barely clipped the zone.
@@Daniel-ng8fi No, it doesn't matter if he was right about the pitches. You still have to be a professional.
When I’m in a shitty mood I just gotta watch these breakdowns and it turns my day around lmao 🤣
Last I checked, "who" is on First.
I'm not asking you who is on first!
I don't know is on first
@@texasforever7887 No, I Don't Know is on third. Who is on first.
@@glenbard07 that's what I'm asking you!
@@tehauctioneer Are you asking who's on second?
This was fucking hilarious. Ump thought the player would just eject himself 😂
We're going with ejections by the honor system now? Lol
It would have worked in Golf! Players always turn themselves in….probably the only Gentleman sport left.
the shoutout from the Tigers broadcast team for Jomboy to break this down was also funny.
I love how jomboy can make anything in baseball interesting with a breakdown
@Jomboy. Been a long time viewer. You do an AMAZING job doing what you do. Going over these calls/plays/etc. Reading the lips, giving them emotion and feeling! You are at the TOP of your game! Keep up the awesome job man! Preciate you and all you bring to the table!
That’s actually pretty pathetic from the ump.
We know what will happen though. The ump in question will be investigated by the MLB and to no one's surprise they will find that that ump did nothing wrong...............Except he failed at doing one of the more aggressive aspects of his job accurately, but the MLB won't admit to that.
This is what happens when you lower standards to compensate for "Angel Hernandez" expectations.
this might be the first time im on the side of the umps. I hate it when umps make the wrong calls and argue, but this was the opposite, ump made the right call twice and the marlins dude was yapping. if your gonna argue, make sure your right, and the marlins waffler was not right
@@michaele1949 regardless of that, the ump should know who he is tossing out of the game, and then it’s worst because he’s then having the manager do the ump job for him. It’s extremely unprofessional.
@@xwarped83it's more unprofessional to say something and then try to hide among your teammates to not get ejected
Love that the dugout turned into the Spiderman meme.
Common chant when I was in college was "I'm blind, I'm deaf, I wanna be a ref!"
If you count that recent Aaron Boone ejection because of that fan, this is the 2nd time in how many days that an umpire doesn’t know who he ejected 😅
"Who was it?"
"Whoever it was."
😂😂😂😂😂
When skip said “want me then” I felt like it was a self sacrifice to leave the game for the other coaches.
But Ben “I didn’t tell you.” That part led to a big debate
If we can, would love a video break down of the Phillies fan who lost their fries to a home run ball lol
That was so good. The commentary I watched was like "It looks like a fan tried to catch it with their food" 😂
Royals had a home run last night that took out some fries too lol
That would mean the idiots are actually held accountable, and we just can't have that.
In soccer the solution to this is real simple. If the offender can’t be identified then the Head coach is ejected as they are ultimately the one responsible for bench behavior. Usually by saying “if no one wants to admit to it then the head coach goes” Will get someone to admit to it. even if it isn’t the one who actually did it the message of that not being tolerated is sent and received. I’m Surprised this isn’t how this would be dealt with here as well
It makes sense that the bench coach would take the responsibility in this kind of situation, so it also makes sense to eject him. But the argument about it here from the umpires was... not helpful.
What soccer league does this? When has the rule ever come into play? I've never heard of this
@@ninjalectualx most leagues, it’s a well known interpretation of the laws. Obviously doesn’t happen often in the pro game especially now with VAR being able to be used “in case of mistaken identity” but in youth leagues this is pretty common. Coach can even be carded for issues with spectators. Lol someone’s gotta be held accountable and who better than the leader of the team?
Or how about the official be competent enough to know who they are ejecting or just don't eject anyone? Fans don't buy tickets to see them even tho they are all so stupid that they think so.
@@TimGambill1984or how about the coaches just respect the authority of the officials and shut up after being told once to do so? I’ve seen plenty of videos of youth baseball to know idiots watch the pros do this and then go do the same thing at the little league games. These guys should be setting an example instead of losing control of their emotions like 8 yr olds
This is peak comedy🤣🤣
Yeah. Told him to take a HIKE.
I'm INCLINED to agree.
Was a real CLIFFHANGER.
Real talk tho, both of those pitches were really good strikes by the pitcher and really good strike calls by blue.
This feels like a scene from a 90s baseball comedy movie
You have a niche on RUclips and you nail it every time. Great work. I love your content.
The floating Jimmy head jump-scare at the end of every breakdown will never not be my favorite bit.
This could have been a great "I am Spartacus" moment
Congrats Jomboy for being on the comms team for the T20 World Cup, that's seriously dope!
We need to get a breakdown of O's vs. Sox bottom of 9th on May 23rd!
It is mind-boggling to me that teams have no recourse when they encounter terrible work from umps like this. Just insane in this day and age.
Yet people will say we don't need robot umps because somehow they actually think this is good for the game
this is true despite the times umps get backlash for a situation but did their job. It should be required for umps to know who they're ejecting before doing it.
Pretty sure the recourse is pitchers throwing at bad umps since the MLB won't take action against bad umps. Screw the umpires and their union.
Pitchers should just start throwing at bad umps and catchers should just let balls pass. How's that for recourse?
@@PokemonTrainerVince That's a one way ticket to blacklisting and possibly a criminal case.
It's actually insane that he literally ejected "a voice" coming from the dugout
Next week he’ll eject a paraplegic’s legs
To be fair he ejected the person that had that voice and the manager was playing dumb as to who it was. Ump can eject everyone if he wanted, he can literally clear the dugout, so saying to pick whoever the manager wanted was generous.
@@iamthebum
Honestly, if I was Schumaker, I would've just left with the whole damn team. Ump can't even figure out who the hell he's ejecting? Gone, we're not playing with someone that braindead, arrogant, or just outright petty. Game over, we forfeit, fuck the union and fuck the MLB for allowing that shit
@@coupledyetivonvanderburg5385 Yeah forfeit the game because some dumbass in the dugout got tossed for arguing balls & strikes. Braindead take. Someone was clearly chirping after the ump warned them to stop whining about strike calls. He doesn't have to see them to know that someone in the dugout is still yapping. Then they play dumb and nobody fesses up. Ump was in the right here but should have just tossed the manager.
At least he got it correct that it was coming from the dugout.
"Pick anybody..."
Okay, starting pitcher on the other team.
Extra fun, pick the crew chief.
thank you for the dedication. this was an hilarious exchange.
Possibly the greatest breakdown video ever. Hilarious!
must've attended angel and CB school of umpiring
Skip Schumaker’s lip readings are some of my favorites 🤣
Skip doesn't deserve what Miami did to him
@@carsonwentz8301 Should've stayed the Cards' bench coach
There should be the "Angel Hernandez Rule" if someone is thrown out of a game and the Ump was wrong, the Ump pays the fine.
This was your best video - BY FAR! And I thought nothing could top the Boone ejection (where he was tossed for not saying anything)
Thanks Jomboy for the excellent presentation on this!!
We used to joke about the eyesight of umpires. Never could have guessed we'd question their hearing.
In this case, their sanity.
Umpires should be fined for awful mistakes and rewarded for excellence
Man, if you are the guy that gets ejected after the ump says "Just pick somebody" you might want to update your resumé. 😅😂
My favorite breakdown yet 😂
This is so embarrassing as a die hard baseball fan. We have the worst and least professional umps in any sport and I’m including badminton at the YMCA for beginners on Tuesday and Thursday nights. They are super sensitive and don’t even know what they’re doing anymore. It’s so sad. There needs to be accountability for patience and restraint. Stress tests must be done.
As a Marlins Fan that stopped watching this season for too many obvious reasons..... Schumaker and the Marlins being constantly covered by Jomboy is single handedly making watch the Marlins again. Just so that I don't miss any more of these Gems. Coach of the Year for Schumaker and MVP for keeping us interested in this team
"Somebody's got to go to jail."
"Well, if you've got a helicopter..."
Proly gotta explain that 2 folks unda, say, 22 ... 😊
A modern day Abbot & Costello routine
I would’ve picked an opponent team’s fan in the stands. Umpires are just enjoying their little time left before robot umps and the ABS system.
"Who!?" 🦉 😂
Jomboy you gotta do a breakdown on this Kansas-TCU game. 10-10 in the bottom of the 7th, bases loaded, two outs. TCU coach just made a pitching change *with the pitcher in a full count*. New pitcher struck him out. One of the most insane moves I’ve ever seen.
It's crazy that they have to follow through with ejecting someone even though they never actually directed the ejection at anyone in particular. And what even happens if they don't? Just an absurd sequence of events...
If the team with the to-be-ejected player refuses to have that player (or in this case any player) leave, then the game is forfeit.
Rule 7.03(a)(6): A game may be forfeited to the opposing team when a team fails to obey within a reasonable time the umpire's order for removal of a player from the game.
Absolutely stupid sequence of events.
@@Alleroc How does that work when the umpire can't name the player and the team doesn't know who the umpire meant?
Is it really legal for the umpire to basically just ask them to offer up a sacrifice for the group like that?
@@Alleroc There's nothing in that statute that says the umpires can't reverse the ejection. The umpires should have rescinded that decision.
@@Alleroc wow so when a manager gets ejected and they run out onto the field for the obligatory 3-minute temper tantrum, they could technically forfeit? I would like to see that
@@writerconsidered I'm not arguing that it was utter nonsense! That being said, there are a few rules about umpire judgement calls, namely 8.02 Appeal of Umpire Decisions. The TL;DR is that unless the umpire wants to allow another umpire to overrule his ejection, the ejection stands. It's dumb, and I hate how ejection happy umps are these days.
I have always wondered if this works this way. That's insane. If the ump can't pick someone it shouldn't be an ejection.
The ump can choose to either clear the entire bench area or he can warn the bench/individuals in question and escalate from there.
I believe he can actually eject the manager for failing to control the bench as well, but im not 100% sure on that.
So if he didnt actually know, you would take at least give explicit warnings to individuals or the manager first and at that point its all fair game.
That’s some mad impressive lip reading bro
"Pick someone" Skip should have looked at the home plate ump and said I choose you!
This moment should be in KEVIN COSTNER'S NEXT BASEBALL MOVIE. GREAT MOMENT. 😂
This wouldn't happen in any other sport, I swear to Christ, Baseball is in a league of its own when it comes down to ref shenanigans 😂
there's still ref shenanigans in the other sports, but not to this level.
BS has been allowed to go on in cricket for ages. In a game in Sri Lanka, they had a video replay look at the "run out" of Adam Gilchrist when he had crossed the line (safe) by like 1 second or something ridiculous... So to even look at it was funny... but then they took like 2 minutes to decide that he was actually out (again, he was safe by MILES). The commentators decided that they literally pressed the wrong button.
Bill Vinovich in New Orleans. NFL is the king of stupid officials and no accountability. This is the day I forever lost all trust and respect for sports officials. And the scumbag has been rewarded by calling 2 Super Bowls since then (which I immediately turned off and refused to watch).
LMFAO HOLY SHIT. I DIED HAHAHAHA 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The lip readin and editin skills on point in this one
I love how this turned into some kind of perverted episode of Survivor or the Weakest Link. The Umps demanded a soul & they must be satiated. Everyone began calculating their value to the team immediately to find out who would strategically be the least important should they have to go.
The SC LSU game was CHAOS!! Especially with the catcher interference call!! You should totally do a breakdown on it!
I have never seen such ineptitude. This is mind blowing
This and the Boone incident... These umpires are a disgrace to baseball, and the best part is that MLB doesn't give a shit because of some "umpire union" or something.
Occasional bad umping drives fan engagement, which keeps fans watching the game. It also gets channels like Jomboy to draw in new fans when they see the breakdowns of bad umping.
Except they were strikes in the zone, or is the automatic strike zone wrong? I thought you wanted robots😂
As this progresses and it dawns more and more on the umpires just absolutely how ridiculous a position the home plate ump has put the entire crew in makes the reactions and conversation more and more hilarious.
These lip readings never cease to amaze. They never get old. You got some mad lip reading skills 😂
Skip: Whoooo?
Ref: Who's on First!
Robots can’t come soon enough. Umpires been digging their own grave for too long.
Somebody's*
I would force them to pick someone. That's the way this looks the worst on the umpire...
That’s ridiculous and so unfair. 😂
AI leveraged sports betting is the dumbest thing I've heard this year.
AI couldn't come up with a better code than "Baseball"?
I'm tired of lack of umpire accountability.