+Michael Quindlen that's true and I do really appreciate Jim Joyce for that, especially when you consider how emotional he got because of how bad he felt
I'm a tigers fan and that wasn't just the worst call it was heartbreaking Im glad joyce is out, there's a'lot more who need to go back to umpire training C B Buckner Joe west I could go on for a'while!!!!!
One good thing though, at Least Jim Joyce was man enough to admit he made a mistake, which is a lot more than you can say for a lot of umpires. Funny thing is that Galarraga probably got more notoriety for NOT getting the perfect game. Didn't Joyce even hug him and take a picture with Galarraga? That's classy. I respect that a lot
The "batter" is actually relief pitcher Scott Procter(it's the 19th inning, so relief pitchers were batting) and while it's still really funny hes not a normal batter
@MANCHESTER UNITED The real question is, why the hell are you watching baseball videos? My second question is, why the hell would I give a cold dog turd about what is popular in the rest of the world?
Agreed, highly debatable. You have to beat the throw as a general, unwritten rule. I'm not sure he did but either way, you can't really argue for it or against it.
This reminds me of that scene in The Naked Gun where in order to keep a bomb from going off at the end of a baseball game, Leslie Nelson dresses up as an Ump and can't let the game finish, so he makes terrible call after terrible call to keep it going. lol Go watch it, it's hilarious xD
Jim Joyce blew the call on Galarraga'a perfect game (around the 5:30 mark). After the game, Joyce was practically in tears, apologizing up and down for the blown call. After watching that, I had so much respect for Jim Joyce. He admitted he blew the call and he felt really bad about it. Galarraga was really cool about it too, if I remember correctly. What's even better is that Galarraga got the next batter out. So in reality, he pitched a perfect game with the opposing team getting an extra out. That's pretty amazing!
@@smoltzied2179 dont forget the 1996 world series your player caught stealing by my former and catcher manager joe Girardi and also get your manager ejected
@CCW even if the language of the rule somehow qualifies this as an infield, which I'm not sure it does, THAT PLAY is not what it was written for. That's ridiculous.
Jim Joyce should have been suspended the whole year or fired for messing up Galaraggas perfect game when he was out by a whole step and was a bottom of the ninth with two outs instead he got to go on Good Morning America
infield fly gets called when there are runners on base and the ball is popped up into the infield, when it's called the batter is automatically ruled out and the runners remain on their original bases. They do this to avoid fielders intentionally dropping balls to force double plays
+Noobkilla5861 infield fly rule is when there's runners in scoring position and the batter pops up and the fielder doesn't have to do anything extreme to make the play. When it's called the batter is automatically out whether the ball drops or is caught. The runners could stay on the bag or run of the ball does drop though
Many of those calls were Williamsport worthy but nothing can ever top the blown perfect game call. To the Umps credit, he admitted it and was truly remorseful.
That last one is hardly a "worst" call. That one is the true definition of a "bang bang" play. Almost simultaneous arrival. Could have gone either way.
I really hope the MLB gives Galarraga a perfect game in the record books some day. It was the last out and he was out. There was no "what if", it was a perfect game
T Orrent I'm sorry I have a huge migraine and I'm hopped up on my meds. Is there a link to the clip or is the clip in this video? I'm probably just an idiot and missing something super obvious.
I agree. The right field umpire was maybe no more than 20 feet from the ball when it reached the top part of the wall, and he's supposed to be watching the ball the whole time, but he obviously didn't. How could he have missed the kid's glove below the level of the top of the wall when the ball was caught? Fans are not allowed to touch the ball in any way till it clears the wall. If they do, it's interference.
+Greysen Gagné The play with Oryiz, the slider was a strike. The way McCann caught it made it look like a ball. Look at the pitch tracker. Salty that NY has 27 rings huh?
+PandaPabloDoe the 2nd strike was within the zone on statcast,so I understand it.it crossed the plate as a strike, but it crossed McCann up. 3rd strike was a ball, totally agree.
Robert Erlandson no it’s a rule that was in place On February 24, 2014, Major League Baseball and the MLBPA jointly announced an experimental rule-rule 7.13-intended to increase player safety by eliminating "egregious" collisions at home plate. The rule went into effect starting with the 2014 season but starting in 2015 the rule was renumbered as rule 6.01 (i). Basically the catcher blocked the path without the ball making the runner go off course so Rule 7.13 at the time was I play calling it safe
First Call (0:00) - I wish viewers could see the box, but it looked like ball four to me. Its break was getting lower and more outside, but it depends on where it ended up right when it hit the catchers glove. The umpire also took a while to call it. BAD Second Call (0:16) - It was playable for the shortstop AND left fielder, shortstop had to be at least 15-20 feet off the infield dirt, didn't look like they had an intent to drop the ball and turn a double play, so that isn't right. Plus it's the playoffs with an extra umpire. Cmon. BAD Third Call (0:55) - He was obviously still showing bunt, the up close replay and freeze shows. Not much to say on this one. BAD Fourth Call (1:22) - I watched a separate video on this, apparently the catcher broke an interference rule, but I don't see how he could have been doing so. They could say he's blocking the plate, but I didn't think he was doing that enough. The throw beat the runner by a lot, so as long as the catcher doesn't miss the tag (which he didn't) he should be out. BAD Fifth Call (2:06) - I don't think that type of play is reviewable, even today. It did look like he was pulled off the bag though. One could argue that his momentum was going off the bag anyway but the fielder pulled him off anyhow. The umpires should have overturned this. BAD Sixth Call (2:39) - It obviously goes off his foot. Another strange play, that I don't think can be reviewed today. But it obviously goes off his foot. Although there wasn't replay, there are four umpires there who ALL didn't see it go off his foot. Seriously... BAD Seventh Call (3:03) - From the side view it looked that the runner never hit the grass, which means he's not out of the baseline, and the fielder clearly missed the tag, so that shouldn't be a double play. One might argue the ball hit the runner on the hit before it got to the fielder, but it clearly didn't there either. Oh, a Yankees-Red Sox blown call is the best. BAD Eighth Call (3:32) - Like the first call, I wish viewers could see the box. It looked like ball two to me. Its break was getting lower and more outside as well, and once again, it depends on where it ended up right when it hit the catchers glove. Damn, Joe Girardi got his money's worth. As a Yankees fan, I like to see that. He had a nice 10 years. And if that umpire had missed calls in the same game before, that gives Girardi even more of a reason. BAD Ninth Call (4:33) - First baseman clearly off the base, umpire right there, replay shows it, nothing else really to say. BAD Tenth Call (5:06) - That is obviously bad. The pitchers foot got on the base before the runner. And that play ruined the pitcher's perfect game with two outs in the ninth inning. But everyone makes mistakes, and I like how Jim Joyce admitted to his blown call afterwards. Still a bad call and a disappointment, and I hated Jim Joyce in the moment. BAD Eleventh Call (5:45) - It looked as if he was out. Foot on the base from the first baseman, and even though the throw was bad, the first baseman still got it. One could argue that there was interference because the runner went flying, but it looked like he tripped on the bag trying to beat the throw (which he didn't). So I don't think that was the right call. BAD Twelfth Call (5:59) - It's actually pretty close, and the Angels shouldn't have assumed it didn't hit the ground and go straight to the dugout. I like the heads up play by the hitter running to first as well. Keep in mind the umpire had an opposite direction view of it as well. To me it looked like the ball didn't hit the ground, but because of everything going on and how close it was, I'll say it wasn't completely bad. Like 50-60% bad. Thirteenth Call (6:54) - Announcers pretty much took the words right out of me. Fair ball, off tip of glove and then lands fair. There are extra umps in the playoffs how you you miss that one. BAD Fourteenth Call (7:35) - The Jeffery Mayer incident is one of the first blown calls I ever watched and once again with extra playoff umps how is this one missed. Mayer clearly reached over the wall to catch it. Should be no homer, although I'll take it as a yankees fan. BAD Fifteenth Call (8:10) - Another one for the Yankees. This time with a strike/ball call we do have the box, and the first pitch is in the box, and it's breaking low and away once again. But because of the box and what I see, I'll say it's a strike, so ump got that one right. The second pitch is where he should have walked. That pitch was low according to the box and my eyes and David didn't even swing. Wow. But again, as a Yankees fan, I will take this. Yankees got so many their way in this video. I'll say this is 75% bad. Sixteenth Call (9:07) - This one is very close. I personally think he's safe. It doesn't matter if the throw beats the runner by a mile, the catcher still has to tag the runner. It was close, but I'm saying he didn't. It looked like he just swept air. Cmon Pirates bias announcers, say something about that. This could go either way though. Another consider the game was in the 19th inning, 7 hours long, umpires wanted to wrap things up. But that shouldn't play a role. I'm saying this call was a good one though. Seventeenth Call (10:04) - Another one that goes in favor of the Yankees that I'll take. But Cano and Posada are clearly off of 3rd base when they are tagged by the catcher, Posada could even be ruled out of the baseline. There is also the concept of Cano passing Posada on the base paths, but I don't think that happened. Still, they are both out. BAD Eighteenth Call (10:46) - I think that's too much of a bang bang play to be considered bad, but I'll say it is because replay shows he's out. It's like 90% bad. Personally, that's one of the most bang bang plays at first I've ever see. Wow, what a video.
on the one at :55 - a bunt by definition is an intentionally struck at ball. Once he's pulling back trying to get out of the way of the pitch its not longer a bunt. Meaning its now just an ordinary foul ball.
That last call wasn't terrible, maybe if it's game 7 of the world series it belongs on the list, but it wasn't egregious or anything. Beyond that though, great video, I enjoyed it
I'm a Cardinals fan, and even I have to admit that the infield fly rule was complete and utter bullshit. The Braves should've had the bases loaded. I mean, I won't complain about how it turned out, but it was a terrible call
Infield fly rule applies to any ball that can be caught with reasonable effort by the infielder. By the sheer fact that an infielder was camped under the ball (or tried to be) it met the reasonable effort condition, I believe it was the correct call.
That's why you do it the last game of your career. Can't suspend me if it's my last game; sure a fine will be imposed -- but not a suspension. And if your not going into the hall of fame, there's no reason to pay the fine either.
To this day I still get peeved when I see the replay of the fan reaching over the wall and taking the ball away from Tony Tarasco. As a lifelong Orioles fan that is one of the biggest gut punches with the '79 World Series a close second being up 3-1 and losing to the Bucs.
@@mattvillan4591 And people still fans of that garbage team in Houston rests my case. ASStros will never win another ring. They will be cursed. So glad the Nationals destroyed you in 2019 and the DODGERS are world champs in 2020....enjoy YOUR elimination by the small market Rays......hahahahaha!
@@sooners2037 And YOU didn't. Eliminated by the Rays, a total embarrassment to Houston and WELL deserved. At least WE don't have to hear that stupid and childish train sound off everytime you overpaid cheaters hit a homerun in your circus of a stadium. Dodger fans will destroy the living daylights out of you when you visit Dodger Stadium in 2021. ASStros will never be relevant again.
It's mind boggling to me that replays have been taken under review just fairly recently. With so many horrendous calls, why did it take the league so long to implement it?!
1. Tie goes to the runner is a misconception. Bang bang plays are in the umpire's judgement which is very often completely right. 2. It was during a potential no hitter
I think with the very last clip, it's so close there's no real way you could overturn it. That play was incredibly close, so they have to revert to the tie goes to the runner rule.
May we have a moment of silence for the St. Louis Cardinals. The play at 5:45 would have been the final out for game 6 of the world series, thus letting the Cardinals win it all. But, after the botched call, the Royals rallied and won game 6 and 7.
As an Angels fan, the bad calls in the 05 ALCS and the 09 ALCS still sting: Home Plate ump pumps his fist "out" after Pierzynski strikes out swinging, then changes his mind just cuz he ran? Even took thee seconds after he reached first to think before changing it. unbelievable! And then two Yankees caught out standing off the bag at third but the ump only calls one out??? I'm still cringing 7 years later
If you want the full clip of that play they ruled that the catcher was blocking the plate. That makes it so the runner does not have to slide due to safety issues. It was a truly bad call.
Kohlton Clouser but I’ve been playing ball since I was 4 and my catcher blocked the plate when I threw it home one time, and he tagged him. He called him out and he was going for the ball, that’s a legit excuse, same with mine he went for the ball
I think this pitch is on the clip only because of the next one. It's interesting because I get the feeling the ump was influenced by both Papi's and John Farrell's reaction to the first (correct) call and called the next one a strike!
Stuart Livermore Yes. The catcher slightly mishandled the ball, pushing it into the outside box. When it crossed the plate it was a strike. that's what matters.
Looked outside (can't say myself if it was outside, looked like it even on the tracker) which is why everyone was fired up, and then the next clip showed a definite ball called a strike
technically speaking by the rules its actually a ball cause less than half the ball was in the strike zone typically you get that pitch from umps but that ump absolutely had it out for David that game. David never ever gets that angry at a call and did you see in the smug look on the umps face after?
The Gallaraga/Jim Joyce call still haunts me to this day. A perfect game taken away and not overturned by Selig even though Joyce admitted to it. Awful.
There have been 210,000 Major League Baseball games played, and Galaraga would have pitched the 21st Perfect Game. Probably The Greatest Missed Call in MLB History.
Yea it does look like he swiped air. I think it might've been the right call. It's soo hard to really see, but my first inclination after the replay is that he missed the tag but what a shtty way to end the game on what it seemingly an easy out.
Luke Skyballer No way. Worst call was Jim Joyce calling the runner safe to take away a perfect game. To his credit though, he stood up like a man and admitted that he booted that call. I don’t think anyone felt worse about it than Jim Joyce did. You gotta respect a man who stands up like that and says he muffed the call. I felt terrible for Gallaraga, but I gained a tremendous amount of respect for Jim Joyce. They’re only human after all. That would be awesome to be a MLB umpire.
Max Berglind the runner would’ve reacted if he missed the tag, but he was already starting to walk off the field. Plus, the umpire later said that he got it wrong
Tis is why EVERY call made by an umpire should be able to be reviewed. I know it will extend the game, but as a player, Id prefer a fairly called game vs. getting it over quicker.
There is no rule that says the tie goes to the runner. However a rule does say that the ball must beat the player to the base so you could say that means that in a tie the ball didn't beat the runner so he's safe.
The craziest one is the Braves Pirates one because believe it or not he actually was safe at the plate. If you watch the replay with better quality and zoomed in, the catcher actually never makes contact.
Honestly, the safe call at Home plate in the 19th is probably the worst judgement call in history. And then the game where stanton makes the wonderful throw home from RF and it got overturned due to a 'violation' was the worst overturned call in history imo.
9:10 is so hilarious because he took his catchers mask off to look at the ball in his mit; he said “maybe I’m missing the fact that I tagged the runner out with the ball and that he’s now safe and the games over”💀💀💀💀💀
8:15 u sure? McCann was looking ready to catch it inside but he akwardly adjusted to outside. And since he caught it way back behind the plate it created the illusion of a ball. If u were watching live the overhead view shows it just paints the outside corner in front. Good call. But the second one is probably a ball
I'm not even a Detroit fan but that call that robbed the perfect game makes me cry every time I see it
Amen brotha
I'm a Cleveland fan and I'm feel the same way
It was brutal, but at least Jim Joyce admitted he blew the call and apologized to Galarraga.
+Michael Quindlen that's true and I do really appreciate Jim Joyce for that, especially when you consider how emotional he got because of how bad he felt
Dominick Cancila i am so imagine how i feel. lol thats the tigers for ya though
These calls give me physical pain.
Grow up.
CK DexterHaven ???
@@Distantttt Present.
Same
the gallaraga call hurts my soul
Jim Joyce destroying the perfect game with 2 outs in the 9th will always go down as the worst call in MLB history.
Arosmans he just wanted to go home is all, can't blame a guy for that
I'm a tigers fan and that wasn't just the worst call it was heartbreaking Im glad joyce is out, there's a'lot more who need to go back to umpire training C B Buckner Joe west I could go on for a'while!!!!!
Jeter homerun
@@james313ify yea another epic wall scraper
Arosmans he mighta been safe they didn’t show the angle tho
The Galarraga play was heartbreaking all around - especially Jim Joyce's tearful apology for blowing the call.
One good thing though, at Least Jim Joyce was man enough to admit he made a mistake, which is a lot more than you can say for a lot of umpires. Funny thing is that Galarraga probably got more notoriety for NOT getting the perfect game. Didn't Joyce even hug him and take a picture with Galarraga? That's classy. I respect that a lot
We just gonna ignore that batter at 9:50 getting tripped up by grass ninjas
lol i'm dying he fell on the ground watching the ball
The "batter" is actually relief pitcher Scott Procter(it's the 19th inning, so relief pitchers were batting) and while it's still really funny hes not a normal batter
😅😅
whats even funnier is the call isnt wrong at all, see foolish BB video fo reference
some of these calls are physically painful to watch
that Todd Helton call pisses me off
Brian Willis What about the perfect game blow?
I'd be in jail if I were some of these players or coaches!
Jonathon Miller he was bobbling the ball he didn't make the complete catch until the runner touched the base
Jacob Berkley lol same
0:04 even the pitch is like "wow, really?"
MANCHESTER UNITED
Chill and fuck off
@MANCHESTER UNITED The fuck is wrong with you
To this day, there has not been a worse call in MLB history. That’s a hill I’ll die on
@MANCHESTER UNITED The real question is, why the hell are you watching baseball videos? My second question is, why the hell would I give a cold dog turd about what is popular in the rest of the world?
Thats the umpire son
I wouldn't consider the last one a bad call it was really close
+Declan Prendergast there's no way I would have been able to make the correct call on that one if that guy couldn't those umps are professionals lol
came to the comments to see if I was the only one who thought the last clip doesn't belong on here. difficult play to call.
Agreed, highly debatable. You have to beat the throw as a general, unwritten rule. I'm not sure he did but either way, you can't really argue for it or against it.
he WAS out, but that call is hard to make in person without replay
it was a tie, tie goes to the runner. he made the right call.
MLB rules state that all controversial calls go in favor of the Yankees.
Alex Black this guy clearly doesn't care for the yanks so he didn't show any calls against us, have a nice day!
Alex Black lol you dont know baseball bruh stop talking out of your ass
Except for the strike call against the angels
Fuck Jeter and fuck the Yankees.
I guess that goes the same with the NFL and the Patriots
This reminds me of that scene in The Naked Gun where in order to keep a bomb from going off at the end of a baseball game, Leslie Nelson dresses up as an Ump and can't let the game finish, so he makes terrible call after terrible call to keep it going. lol Go watch it, it's hilarious xD
Do these umps ever see their mistakes and go wtf did I just do
Yup, they ask themselves why couldn't they help out their Yanks more.
That one who took away sherzers (I don't know how to spell his name) perfect game got super angry at himself that he took a perfect game away from him
Jim Joyce blew the call on Galarraga'a perfect game (around the 5:30 mark). After the game, Joyce was practically in tears, apologizing up and down for the blown call. After watching that, I had so much respect for Jim Joyce. He admitted he blew the call and he felt really bad about it. Galarraga was really cool about it too, if I remember correctly. What's even better is that Galarraga got the next batter out. So in reality, he pitched a perfect game with the opposing team getting an extra out. That's pretty amazing!
+Gryphons Football That was Jim Joyce and Armando Gallarraga not Scherzer. You are just on a roll lol
ur damn right
When Kent Herbeck pulled Ron Gant off 1st base, that was pure bullshit.
That was when the twins were good
malbowz 125 no 8t was bullshit with some mammothshit
malbowz 125 STUP SHTEALIN MUH COMINTS
I'm a life long Braves fan and that infield fly call almost caused me to kick my tv in.
Kevin Lake I am too and the twins one was worse, cost a World Series for us and the pirates one he was safe
@@smoltzied2179 dont forget the 1996 world series your player caught stealing by my former and catcher manager joe Girardi and also get your manager ejected
It was a dreadful call.
@@hankmurphy3882 It was the correct call.
@CCW even if the language of the rule somehow qualifies this as an infield, which I'm not sure it does, THAT PLAY is not what it was written for. That's ridiculous.
1:28 in my day you had to touch the base to score
He never touched home plate.
Brent Kite I know right
A terrible interpretation of the "Buster Posey rule".
Brent Kite WTF
it was called catcher interference because they said he blocked the plate before he had the ball. BS call
I find it amazing how the victims of these calls found it in themselves to not punch the umpires into oblivion
As a tigers fan I will never forgive Jim Joyce
Fhotoh The Braves call was worse, cost us a world series
Jim Joyce should have been suspended the whole year or fired for messing up Galaraggas perfect game when he was out by a whole step and was a bottom of the ninth with two outs instead he got to go on Good Morning America
Smoltzie :D in the wild card round?!?!?
Yeet Oof No back in 1991, plying the twins, their first baseman obviously pulled his leg off the bag
C. H Nah I would’ve just fired him
As a Cardinals fan, i completely agree the infield fly call was outrageous
Thank you for admitting as much. As a Braves fan I completely agree with you!
what does it mean ?
infield fly gets called when there are runners on base and the ball is popped up into the infield, when it's called the batter is automatically ruled out and the runners remain on their original bases. They do this to avoid fielders intentionally dropping balls to force double plays
Tanner Rienbolt
The call was bullcrap because the ball fell half way into the outfield. It was a good 30' beyond the infield dirt.
+Noobkilla5861 infield fly rule is when there's runners in scoring position and the batter pops up and the fielder doesn't have to do anything extreme to make the play. When it's called the batter is automatically out whether the ball drops or is caught. The runners could stay on the bag or run of the ball does drop though
The last one wasn't that bad, it was a really close play.
Yeah it's not like it decided the game
Yeah, that was close...but at least it didn't ruin a perfect game haha, poor Galarraga.
Mlb
tie goes to runner tho
Nope.
Many of those calls were Williamsport worthy but nothing can ever top the blown perfect game call. To the Umps credit, he admitted it and was truly remorseful.
*outfielder catches a fly ball*
Umpire: "...SAFE!"
@herpos derpos Batter swings and misses with bases empty
Umpire: Grand Slam
That last one is hardly a "worst" call. That one is the true definition of a "bang bang" play. Almost simultaneous arrival. Could have gone either way.
Was thinking the same thing, that's why I came to the comment section to see if anyone else agreed lol
That pirates play at home plate right before that play has me baffled tho. That call (which ended the game) would have me punching a wall!
Captain Cardsworth bang bang goes to the runner
Captain Cardsworth is
Bang Bang doesn't go to the runner at all. It goes to whatever the umpire calls it XD
"HUGE break for the yankees"
yea, no shit
Smoke-N-Bone i hate Joe Buck
I really hope the MLB gives Galarraga a perfect game in the record books some day. It was the last out and he was out. There was no "what if", it was a perfect game
Chris Floyd They can’t do that. Judgment call so it’s a one hitter. This call gave us replay
100% agree. It was a perfect game.
@@TheLuscious With respect, they can do whatever they want.
8:59 im rick harrison and this is my pawn shop
8:59 im rick harrison and this is my pawn shop
*smiles creepily*
I guess u could say that that on that call,
The risk was all on him
That Ben Zobrist one will forever have me in tears LMFAOOOOOOOOO
Im blind im plump i wanna be an ump
Kper we'll be a good umpire because there's umps are terrible
CardinalsFan398 *Will
Ok 2bc
leohabs 077 well*
How to be a Baseball umpire:
-Be an old man
-Stay overweight
-Be blind
Congratulations, work its yours :)
Angel Hernandez is all that buy overweight. Yes underweight 😂
I might be close to at least one of those!
The fan interference at 7:35, to this day, still pisses me off on how it was called.
T Orrent I'm sorry I have a huge migraine and I'm hopped up on my meds. Is there a link to the clip or is the clip in this video? I'm probably just an idiot and missing something super obvious.
I agree. The right field umpire was maybe no more than 20 feet from the ball when it reached the top part of the wall, and he's supposed to be watching the ball the whole time, but he obviously didn't. How could he have missed the kid's glove below the level of the top of the wall when the ball was caught? Fans are not allowed to touch the ball in any way till it clears the wall. If they do, it's interference.
Jack Petry all the assholes cheering like they didn't completely cheat pissed me off even more
Hopefully that fan died in the twin towers
reminds me of the KC fan interference between the Jays and Royals in 2015. How that was called a home run is beyond me
When even the pitcher to the other team is saying "Wow" to a strike call, you know you've made a shitty call as an ump.
That smug smirk after Ortiz confronts him on the 3rd strike tells me something...
Why are there so many questionable calls for the Yankees? Suspicious
...and against the Braves?
Right????
Nice try.
Mike Hawk
they paid the umps the most clearly
Jerry meals is one of the worst umpires in the game
He missed the tag, the glove went around him
Gryphons Football you sure?
nah the catcher did tag him, meals admitted he made a mistake
no Jim Joyce
+Gryphons Football Are you stupid or just need glasses?
Why does it seem like every bad call involves the NYY?
Because the league loves their little babies.
+Greysen Gagné lmaoooo
+Greysen Gagné The play with Oryiz, the slider was a strike. The way McCann caught it made it look like a ball. Look at the pitch tracker. Salty that NY has 27 rings huh?
+Greysen Gagné you prolly a stupid phils fan yanks all the way
+PandaPabloDoe the 2nd strike was within the zone on statcast,so I understand it.it crossed the plate as a strike, but it crossed McCann up. 3rd strike was a ball, totally agree.
"HE CALLED HIM SAFE!!! You've got to be kidding me Jerry Meals" 😂😂 gold
Did the catcher miss the tag?
@@roberterlandson8234 yes
the catcher missed the tag
Robert Erlandson no it’s a rule that was in place On February 24, 2014, Major League Baseball and the MLBPA jointly announced an experimental rule-rule 7.13-intended to increase player safety by eliminating "egregious" collisions at home plate. The rule went into effect starting with the 2014 season but starting in 2015 the rule was renumbered as rule 6.01 (i).
Basically the catcher blocked the path without the ball making the runner go off course so Rule 7.13 at the time was I play calling it safe
First Call (0:00) - I wish viewers could see the box, but it looked like ball four to me. Its break was getting lower and more outside, but it depends on where it ended up right when it hit the catchers glove. The umpire also took a while to call it. BAD
Second Call (0:16) - It was playable for the shortstop AND left fielder, shortstop had to be at least 15-20 feet off the infield dirt, didn't look like they had an intent to drop the ball and turn a double play, so that isn't right. Plus it's the playoffs with an extra umpire. Cmon. BAD
Third Call (0:55) - He was obviously still showing bunt, the up close replay and freeze shows. Not much to say on this one. BAD
Fourth Call (1:22) - I watched a separate video on this, apparently the catcher broke an interference rule, but I don't see how he could have been doing so. They could say he's blocking the plate, but I didn't think he was doing that enough. The throw beat the runner by a lot, so as long as the catcher doesn't miss the tag (which he didn't) he should be out. BAD
Fifth Call (2:06) - I don't think that type of play is reviewable, even today. It did look like he was pulled off the bag though. One could argue that his momentum was going off the bag anyway but the fielder pulled him off anyhow. The umpires should have overturned this. BAD
Sixth Call (2:39) - It obviously goes off his foot. Another strange play, that I don't think can be reviewed today. But it obviously goes off his foot. Although there wasn't replay, there are four umpires there who ALL didn't see it go off his foot. Seriously... BAD
Seventh Call (3:03) - From the side view it looked that the runner never hit the grass, which means he's not out of the baseline, and the fielder clearly missed the tag, so that shouldn't be a double play. One might argue the ball hit the runner on the hit before it got to the fielder, but it clearly didn't there either. Oh, a Yankees-Red Sox blown call is the best. BAD
Eighth Call (3:32) - Like the first call, I wish viewers could see the box. It looked like ball two to me. Its break was getting lower and more outside as well, and once again, it depends on where it ended up right when it hit the catchers glove. Damn, Joe Girardi got his money's worth. As a Yankees fan, I like to see that. He had a nice 10 years. And if that umpire had missed calls in the same game before, that gives Girardi even more of a reason. BAD
Ninth Call (4:33) - First baseman clearly off the base, umpire right there, replay shows it, nothing else really to say. BAD
Tenth Call (5:06) - That is obviously bad. The pitchers foot got on the base before the runner. And that play ruined the pitcher's perfect game with two outs in the ninth inning. But everyone makes mistakes, and I like how Jim Joyce admitted to his blown call afterwards. Still a bad call and a disappointment, and I hated Jim Joyce in the moment. BAD
Eleventh Call (5:45) - It looked as if he was out. Foot on the base from the first baseman, and even though the throw was bad, the first baseman still got it. One could argue that there was interference because the runner went flying, but it looked like he tripped on the bag trying to beat the throw (which he didn't). So I don't think that was the right call. BAD
Twelfth Call (5:59) - It's actually pretty close, and the Angels shouldn't have assumed it didn't hit the ground and go straight to the dugout. I like the heads up play by the hitter running to first as well. Keep in mind the umpire had an opposite direction view of it as well. To me it looked like the ball didn't hit the ground, but because of everything going on and how close it was, I'll say it wasn't completely bad. Like 50-60% bad.
Thirteenth Call (6:54) - Announcers pretty much took the words right out of me. Fair ball, off tip of glove and then lands fair. There are extra umps in the playoffs how you you miss that one. BAD
Fourteenth Call (7:35) - The Jeffery Mayer incident is one of the first blown calls I ever watched and once again with extra playoff umps how is this one missed. Mayer clearly reached over the wall to catch it. Should be no homer, although I'll take it as a yankees fan. BAD
Fifteenth Call (8:10) - Another one for the Yankees. This time with a strike/ball call we do have the box, and the first pitch is in the box, and it's breaking low and away once again. But because of the box and what I see, I'll say it's a strike, so ump got that one right. The second pitch is where he should have walked. That pitch was low according to the box and my eyes and David didn't even swing. Wow. But again, as a Yankees fan, I will take this. Yankees got so many their way in this video. I'll say this is 75% bad.
Sixteenth Call (9:07) - This one is very close. I personally think he's safe. It doesn't matter if the throw beats the runner by a mile, the catcher still has to tag the runner. It was close, but I'm saying he didn't. It looked like he just swept air. Cmon Pirates bias announcers, say something about that. This could go either way though. Another consider the game was in the 19th inning, 7 hours long, umpires wanted to wrap things up. But that shouldn't play a role. I'm saying this call was a good one though.
Seventeenth Call (10:04) - Another one that goes in favor of the Yankees that I'll take. But Cano and Posada are clearly off of 3rd base when they are tagged by the catcher, Posada could even be ruled out of the baseline. There is also the concept of Cano passing Posada on the base paths, but I don't think that happened. Still, they are both out. BAD
Eighteenth Call (10:46) - I think that's too much of a bang bang play to be considered bad, but I'll say it is because replay shows he's out. It's like 90% bad. Personally, that's one of the most bang bang plays at first I've ever see. Wow, what a video.
on the one at :55 - a bunt by definition is an intentionally struck at ball. Once he's pulling back trying to get out of the way of the pitch its not longer a bunt. Meaning its now just an ordinary foul ball.
That last call wasn't terrible, maybe if it's game 7 of the world series it belongs on the list, but it wasn't egregious or anything. Beyond that though, great video, I enjoyed it
Agreed, Bang bang play...All of the other clips were good.
It was in the midst of a no hitter
I'm a Cardinals fan, and even I have to admit that the infield fly rule was complete and utter bullshit. The Braves should've had the bases loaded. I mean, I won't complain about how it turned out, but it was a terrible call
shut your the face heck up mouth, You are wrong. Get over it.
Alan Hess what am I wrong about?
This play met all the criteria for an infield fly. The call on the field was correct.
Alan Hess ummmm... The ball was a solid 30 feet in the outfield. That's not an infield fly. Like I said, I'm a Cards fan, and it was an incorrect call
Infield fly rule applies to any ball that can be caught with reasonable effort by the infielder. By the sheer fact that an infielder was camped under the ball (or tried to be) it met the reasonable effort condition, I believe it was the correct call.
I'm really, REALLY surprised that umps don't get knocked out every now and again. there's gotta be one player that loses his temper that much.
Raaider Im sure that there are many who would like to do that, but they have to keep there temper, or they will get suspended
T Orrent That is where you're wrong. Baseball would be watchable if that happened.
That's why you do it the last game of your career. Can't suspend me if it's my last game; sure a fine will be imposed -- but not a suspension. And if your not going into the hall of fame, there's no reason to pay the fine either.
T Orrent Couldn’t have said it better myself. At the end of the day it is still just a game. Save the violence for the boxing ring.
Raider you can go to jail for that. not allowed. especially on live tv in front of thousands
To this day I still get peeved when I see the replay of the fan reaching over the wall and taking the ball away from Tony Tarasco. As a lifelong Orioles fan that is one of the biggest gut punches with the '79 World Series a close second being up 3-1 and losing to the Bucs.
The ball hitting his foot was a tough thing to see, as a plate umpire that's tough but with 4 umpires they'll get that right 99% of the time
The first the clip even the pitcher knew that was a ball 😂😂
That Helton one is aweful!
Michael Meloche 😂😂
He sold it,very good play on his part even though blue clearly missed it and it was unreviewable,that would have been overturned!
The WORST call was having the ASStros win the 2017 Series. Thanks commissoner!
Nice try still salty you finally got your participation trophy
Your still mad🤣. Your definitely gonna suffer ptsd
@@mattvillan4591 And people still fans of that garbage team in Houston rests my case. ASStros will never win another ring. They will be cursed. So glad the Nationals destroyed you in 2019 and the DODGERS are world champs in 2020....enjoy YOUR elimination by the small market Rays......hahahahaha!
@@sooners2037 And YOU didn't. Eliminated by the Rays, a total embarrassment to Houston and WELL deserved. At least WE don't have to hear that stupid and childish train sound off everytime you overpaid cheaters hit a homerun in your circus of a stadium. Dodger fans will destroy the living daylights out of you when you visit Dodger Stadium in 2021. ASStros will never be relevant again.
So the Yankees should be embarrassed too??
I like how the pitcher at 0:05 is even shocked
edwards house I would’ve
“I think that’s a bad call right there” 😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's mind boggling to me that replays have been taken under review just fairly recently. With so many horrendous calls, why did it take the league so long to implement it?!
why was the last one a terrible call?
I said the same thing. That was a bang bang call and tie goes to the runner.
There is no such thing as a tie in baseball speaking as an NCAA umpire
1. Tie goes to the runner is a misconception. Bang bang plays are in the umpire's judgement which is very often completely right.
2. It was during a potential no hitter
Ties don't go to the runner. The runner has to beat the throw.
tato2493528 tie doesn't go to the runner because there isn't a tie, one happens before the other
The first call was so bad!!! Even the pitcher said “wow.”
My favorite one is the Pittsburgh vs Atlanta one. The catchers double take and then bewilderment is perfect for how terrible that call was
9:10
I think the umpire was like, "screw it, it's 2am, I'm tired, and I wanna go home"
What was wrong with the last one with Howie Kendrick?
Yeah that was a really close play
Tie goes to the runner. Don't know why it was on here
actually nowhere in the official mlb rule book does it say that. The rule says the runner has to beat the throw to the bag not tie it
It doesn't say it but it's what umpires go by
no there aren't ties in baseball sorry that's a little league rule
I think with the very last clip, it's so close there's no real way you could overturn it. That play was incredibly close, so they have to revert to the tie goes to the runner rule.
Too close to call,wrong video
That's why umps will be replaced by video monitoring here soom
May we have a moment of silence for the St. Louis Cardinals. The play at 5:45 would have been the final out for game 6 of the world series, thus letting the Cardinals win it all. But, after the botched call, the Royals rallied and won game 6 and 7.
As an Angels fan, the bad calls in the 05 ALCS and the 09 ALCS still sting: Home Plate ump pumps his fist "out" after Pierzynski strikes out swinging, then changes his mind just cuz he ran? Even took thee seconds after he reached first to think before changing it. unbelievable! And then two Yankees caught out standing off the bag at third but the ump only calls one out??? I'm still cringing 7 years later
No Kelly gruber triple play tag?
Last one wasn't a terrible call it was very close
Too close to call
1:30 I'm confused, how the hell could he have possibly been safe? He ran right past the plate and didn't even touch it
That may be the worst call of all time LOL
If you want the full clip of that play they ruled that the catcher was blocking the plate. That makes it so the runner does not have to slide due to safety issues. It was a truly bad call.
Kohlton Clouser That's probably one of the dumbest calls I've ever seen cause you can't blame that on anything except stupidity
Kohlton Clouser isn’t that the buster posey rule?
Kohlton Clouser but I’ve been playing ball since I was 4 and my catcher blocked the plate when I threw it home one time, and he tagged him. He called him out and he was going for the ball, that’s a legit excuse, same with mine he went for the ball
The pirate 19 inning game call was so bad I don’t know how that umpire still has a job my dude 🤦♀️
I actually believe it was the correct call. Watch this: ruclips.net/video/YABX_zW-6Kc/видео.html
I’m surprised angel Hernandez is still here to
Dumb umpires
0:17 I'm a Braves fan and that infield fly rule call still pisses me off to this day. 🤬
0:05 lol at Joe Nathan saying "wow". Even he thought that was a ball.
Because it was lmao. That was both wide of the plate and below the strike zone so I don't know how that got called a strike.
8:12 According to the pitch tracker, that was a strike. So....good call?
I'd say so, but it looks like a pitch really outside because of the break and where the catcher caught it.
I think this pitch is on the clip only because of the next one. It's interesting because I get the feeling the ump was influenced by both Papi's and John Farrell's reaction to the first (correct) call and called the next one a strike!
Stuart Livermore Yes. The catcher slightly mishandled the ball, pushing it into the outside box. When it crossed the plate it was a strike. that's what matters.
Looked outside (can't say myself if it was outside, looked like it even on the tracker) which is why everyone was fired up, and then the next clip showed a definite ball called a strike
technically speaking by the rules its actually a ball cause less than half the ball was in the strike zone typically you get that pitch from umps but that ump absolutely had it out for David that game. David never ever gets that angry at a call and did you see in the smug look on the umps face after?
The Gallaraga/Jim Joyce call still haunts me to this day. A perfect game taken away and not overturned by Selig even though Joyce admitted to it. Awful.
he probably dropped the ball for a second.
There have been 210,000 Major League Baseball games played, and Galaraga would have pitched the 21st Perfect Game. Probably The Greatest Missed Call in MLB History.
Todd Helton just scampering off the field after being off the bag was hilarious
4:28 looks like they are kissing 😂
2:16-2:18, the first baseman caused obstruction, and it’s so clear😂
Wow no wonder the Yankees won so many World Series! They get all the calls their way!!! 🙄
3:49 Girardi waving his index in the ump's face is still hilarious haha
Paul Lebel I know right?
Some of these were really close calls. Others make you wonder what the umpires were even looking at.
9:36 was definitely the greatest worst call of the video and possibly in the entire MLB.
Yea it does look like he swiped air. I think it might've been the right call. It's soo hard to really see, but my first inclination after the replay is that he missed the tag but what a shtty way to end the game on what it seemingly an easy out.
Skullkrane Entertainment cervelli (catcher) missed the runner by an inch or two on the tag just watch the replay
Skullkrane Entertainment Cervelli actually tagged him out. It was later shown on ESPN that night.
Luke Skyballer No way. Worst call was Jim Joyce calling the runner safe to take away a perfect game. To his credit though, he stood up like a man and admitted that he booted that call. I don’t think anyone felt worse about it than Jim Joyce did. You gotta respect a man who stands up like that and says he muffed the call. I felt terrible for Gallaraga, but I gained a tremendous amount of respect for Jim Joyce. They’re only human after all. That would be awesome to be a MLB umpire.
Max Berglind the runner would’ve reacted if he missed the tag, but he was already starting to walk off the field. Plus, the umpire later said that he got it wrong
After watching that play at 9:57 over and over, I don't think he tagged him. It looks like the catchers glove goes up and never comes in contact.
Me too
They need to just do away with umpires completely and go digital camera 100%
It would kill the game. This whole thing is also part of it. We need the winner, the loser and the villains.
They should at least use them to help with the right calls.
Better idea. Umpires should start getting fined for every bad call they make.
@@joshuafrizzell3494 i'll agree with that.
As a Cardinals fan, I will never forgive that 1st base umpire in that 1985 world series.
I’m a Cardinals fan who was born like 16 years after that call happened and it still makes me angry lol
9:01 the umpire is smiling as if he accomplished something. But the only thing he accomplished was stigma
9:53 he fell lol
Lmaoaooo
That last one wasn't that bad. It was wrong but not by much.
1:40 Um, what the Hell?!? WHAT KIND OF B.S. TECHNICALITY WAS CALLED THERE?!?!?!?
Rules are all technicalities. Like the law.
It’s called Obstruction
0:04 even the pitcher of the opposing team was stunned
Tis is why EVERY call made by an umpire should be able to be reviewed. I know it will extend the game, but as a player, Id prefer a fairly called game vs. getting it over quicker.
That last one wasn't a 'worst call', it was a very close play. If it's too close to call, it goes the runner automatically.
No it doesn't lol...that's not a rule
It's not a rule, but it is generally adhered to. As an umpire myself, I should know this.
I thought it was a tie goes to the runner.
There is no rule that says the tie goes to the runner. However a rule does say that the ball must beat the player to the base so you could say that means that in a tie the ball didn't beat the runner so he's safe.
Exactly, the rule doesn't ever quote the words "Tie goes to the runner", but a tie does go to the runner by rule.
I hate replay but this is exactly why baseball needs it
They should be allowed to hit the umpires
Logan No stupid ass that would be aggravated assault
The coach at 4:11 was arguing so much that I thought the whole thing was sped up hahahaha! I mean really? Look at that head shake!!!
5:50 why he showing safe like that 😂😂😂
lol that last call was as close as it gets. How was that a terrible call?
8:12 hit the zone according to that tracking system...
that is correct
Papi bitches about everything
Nastiest pitch I’ve seen
Bingo. It was a perfect pitch. It shouldn't be in this clip at all.
ugh. bring on robot umpires NOW please.
No doubt
No way
If you actually watch baseball... this is the last thing you would want to happen
The craziest one is the Braves Pirates one because believe it or not he actually was safe at the plate. If you watch the replay with better quality and zoomed in, the catcher actually never makes contact.
Honestly, the safe call at Home plate in the 19th is probably the worst judgement call in history. And then the game where stanton makes the wonderful throw home from RF and it got overturned due to a 'violation' was the worst overturned call in history imo.
need automatic strike zone
Where are the outside pitches that were called strikes for so many years by Tom Glavin and Tommy Maddux?
Those are called Glavine strikes.
i think u mean greg maddux
tommy maddux was in the XFL
And the inside strikes called for koufax and drysdale in the 60s
9:33 I though McCutchen was black .._..
Are you trying to make a joke or are you just stupid?
Your racist
Todd Parker how is he racist? That doesn’t make sense.
9:10 is so hilarious because he took his catchers mask off to look at the ball in his mit; he said “maybe I’m missing the fact that I tagged the runner out with the ball and that he’s now safe and the games over”💀💀💀💀💀
The 3rd clip of Reds vs Marlins game, The runner wasn't even safe. He didn't even step the home plate.
I swear, the Yankees get so many bad calls in their favor...
i know Jim Joyce personally, and i never let him hear the end of it with that call
8:15 u sure? McCann was looking ready to catch it inside but he akwardly adjusted to outside. And since he caught it way back behind the plate it created the illusion of a ball. If u were watching live the overhead view shows it just paints the outside corner in front. Good call. But the second one is probably a ball
Neither pitch was close.
bro mccann caught it wayyy back from home plate. And he akwardly caught it which created the illusion. The overhead view shows a strike...
You are as blind as the ump!
U just don't wan't to admit it. There is a definitive view on the overhead camera that shows it is a strike. The second one wasnt close though
Yeah it is a stretch to say it was a strike. Even in slow motion it is a ball. What is more the ump was calling this pitch a ball previously.
9:10 has to be one of the ABSOLUTE WORST CALL EVER...that guy didn't even come close to touching the home plate and was called SAFE...hmm WTF LOL!!
That 1st call might be the worst I've ever seen. It ended the damn game.