Actually they deserve it; they get in the face of the umps and use foul language, they insult, some even threaten, they cause unnecessary delays in the game, they distract all involved, they provide a shitty example to youth, I mean the players and managers who do this are hypersensitive, spoiled children who give young players the idea that anything bad is the ump's fault and you deal with it by saying 'fuck this bullshit' 25 times instead of learning to abide by the rules or play better. They should be ejected; the umps are right in ejections probably l90% of the time, because the rules are strict there; the problem is so few take the time to read the rules of the game. If we don't want ejections, a brainless hothead like Bryce Harper has to either learn to control his childish anger, or his team can propose to change the rules. Since after all, the game is all about him.
Yeah, no. Weaver was actually a good manager, a winning manager. All of these guys have losing records as managers, and only Bell still manages, the rest were jettisoned. Dont tell me Gardenhire was good, either. Lifetime losing record. 6 PO appearances, only made it out of the first round once, then lost quickly in the second round. Bad managers start arguing more trying to shift the blame away. These guys dont belong in the same sentence as Weaver (or Lasorda or Martin) because they were losers trying to save their jobs by arguing everything. Dave Martinez belongs on this list as well.
It feels really weird seeing guys that I grew up watching as Managers now Brad Ausmus and David Bell I remember Brad when he was with Houston and David Bell when he was with San Francisco
Do players and managers not know that you can't ask for an appeal if the plate umpire ruled that a batter swung at the pitch? He may only ask if he ruled no swing.
And right behind him, Lou Piniella and Ozzie Guillen. I never got to see Weaver go off in person. But since I'm in Pittsburgh, I have had the pleasure of seeing Piniella meltdown at PNC Park...definitely worth the price of admission. Come to think of it, put Jim Leyland on that list, too.
usually below average players turn out to be good managers. Like Dale Sveum. the guy had like a .190 batting average..I also notice no pitchers ever manage.
Umpires suck. They get A LOT of calls wrong, often affecting the outcome of a game. They’re also WAY too quick to throw someone out of the game. Players and managers are allowed to disagree with a call, and argue, without being thrown out. Umps don’t like that. They think it’s all about them. Hey, umps, it’s NOT! Umps get embarrassed when they’re disagreed with, like it’s a threat to their authority. Umps just suck, and the worst ones offer ruin the game. Disgusting.
That vid of Terry Collins get ejected screaming “give us a shot” and Hallion explaining “the situation” that “our ass is in the jackpot” might be the best modern age ejection.
There needs to be a new rule. The HP Umpire should always have to ask for help. There's no he can see how far the batter swung or didn't swing on the check swing.
Hey all you "Robo" ump lover's, when they come, you're gonna lose these great moments in the game! 🤔.... Although it will be pretty funny watching the Aaron Boone type's pummel the robo ump with a Louisville slugger! 😂
This is so easy to fix; you throw out a Manager and he comes out to argue warn the bench that they need to get the manager off the field, then if the manager continues arguing eject the coach that is in charge. If the arguing continues then you keep ejecting coaches, it would only need to happen once. Baseball is the only sport that allows managers, coaches, and players to argue with umpires.
It's easier to fix than that. Get some umpires with a little thicker skin, and tell them to lose the rabbit ears. Oh, and remind them that nobody buys a $30 ticket to watch them umpire. And maybe, just maybe, MLB could start insisting that umpires call the strike zone as described in the rule book....as opposed to each individual umpire having their own personal strike zone. MLB umpires make NHL officials look good.
@@russs7574 - I guess we just have to agree to disagree. The umpires are not the problem, it is the over amped coaches and players. I specially like it when a player gets all tough and tries to go after the umpire and others get in their way or grab them, I say let him free and start ringing the cash register up and if he makes contact with the umpire suspend them and depending on the level of contact dictates the length of the suspension. As for the $30, no one pays it to see a coach or player make an ass of themselves and the strike zone is what it is, you adapt. And if you want every thing by the rule book there are many rules that would apply; how about the check swing? There is no such rule that states any plane as to be broken, in reality if you go by the book if the batter is attempting to hit the ball it is a strike and the moving of the bat to the ball would qualify as an attempt; STRIKE! You fix what is broken, coaches and players arguing with umpire and brawls are stupid and a waste of time.
That’s not a good idea and that’s not true either about baseball being the only sport that allows players and coaches argue. Football players and coaches not only constantly argue with officials, they use much worse language on a normal basis. Basketball coaches argue with officials often. Basketball players lift their hands in the air after a foul in what is honestly the baseball equivalent of drawing a line in the dirt. Soccer players do it constantly. Baseball is not the only sport. Baseball is the only sport where officials are very well known for throwing players and coaches out
Good old fashioned umpire-manager in your face arguing. Love it!
Tom Hallion is actually an umpire that is well liked :)
As a Mets fan I wasn't even too upset about the Syndergaard ejection. Tom's explanation made total sense and he handled Terry Collins well.
@@shadedviewproductions2488 I agree. LFGM!
I love the heated arguments when the heads are bopping. You have to put Benny Hill music in the background.
No thanks that's played out just like baseball itself
I just hate the umps who eject players or managers for no reason, but at least these guys deserved it
Actually they deserve it; they get in the face of the umps and use foul language, they insult, some even threaten, they cause unnecessary delays in the game, they distract all involved, they provide a shitty example to youth, I mean the players and managers who do this are hypersensitive, spoiled children who give young players the idea that anything bad is the ump's fault and you deal with it by saying 'fuck this bullshit' 25 times instead of learning to abide by the rules or play better. They should be ejected; the umps are right in ejections probably l90% of the time, because the rules are strict there; the problem is so few take the time to read the rules of the game. If we don't want ejections, a brainless hothead like Bryce Harper has to either learn to control his childish anger, or his team can propose to change the rules. Since after all, the game is all about him.
@@trescojones3692 Absolutely
They don’t eject for no reason
@@trescojones3692 fuck umps
It’s crazy to me that Ricky managed the North Siders and the South Siders in Chicago
6:07 wyd buxton? 😂
These managers learned from the best. Earl Weaver.
lol and Tom Lusso. and La Russo
Billy Martin.
Yeah, no. Weaver was actually a good manager, a winning manager. All of these guys have losing records as managers, and only Bell still manages, the rest were jettisoned. Dont tell me Gardenhire was good, either. Lifetime losing record. 6 PO appearances, only made it out of the first round once, then lost quickly in the second round. Bad managers start arguing more trying to shift the blame away. These guys dont belong in the same sentence as Weaver (or Lasorda or Martin) because they were losers trying to save their jobs by arguing everything. Dave Martinez belongs on this list as well.
Without a doubt, Earl Weaver was the master.
Managers do so much pointing... what are they pointing to?
I don't know what Clint Hurdle's blood pressure is but he looks like his head is going to explode off his shoulders.
It feels really weird seeing guys that I grew up watching as Managers now Brad Ausmus and David Bell I remember Brad when he was with Houston and David Bell when he was with San Francisco
It's called getting older
Do players and managers not know that you can't ask for an appeal if the plate umpire ruled that a batter swung at the pitch? He may only ask if he ruled no swing.
How is joe girardi not one of them? Are you only doing current managers?
I miss baseball so much
Story told about some coaches and umps. They would get kicked out on purpose because the both had dinner reservations
Tom Hallion was really respectable crew chief.
Do 5 MLB Umpires that managers hate
Hernandez
Joe west
No way Joe west will be on that list😂😂
How
Greg Gibson
Now I just need Jomboy Media to lip read...
I love it . Very good video! It made me laugh . ESPN never tell manger angry 😡
I think Lou Piniella would make that list
Ausmus??? He's a wimp
Your literally forgetting the GOAT Earl Weaver
And right behind him, Lou Piniella and Ozzie Guillen. I never got to see Weaver go off in person. But since I'm in Pittsburgh, I have had the pleasure of seeing Piniella meltdown at PNC Park...definitely worth the price of admission. Come to think of it, put Jim Leyland on that list, too.
Billy Martin.
Joe Girardi
usually below average players turn out to be good managers. Like Dale Sveum. the guy had like a .190 batting average..I also notice no pitchers ever manage.
Any former players who become managers were probably catchers throughout their careers.
I loved being a catcher more than a pitcher. A Pitcher is the Engine, but a Catcher is the Conductor. so yes I can see your logic.
Bud Black was a pitcher.
Mickey Callaway who managed the Mets (2018-2019) was a pitcher.
I wonder if Gardenhire told Estabrook that he needs a Tic Tac?
umps will never admit that the managers are right sometimes
Umpires suck. They get A LOT of calls wrong, often affecting the outcome of a game. They’re also WAY too quick to throw someone out of the game. Players and managers are allowed to disagree with a call, and argue, without being thrown out. Umps don’t like that. They think it’s all about them. Hey, umps, it’s NOT! Umps get embarrassed when they’re disagreed with, like it’s a threat to their authority. Umps just suck, and the worst ones offer ruin the game. Disgusting.
Where's Gibby?!
tom hallion is the man
That vid of Terry Collins get ejected screaming “give us a shot” and Hallion explaining “the situation” that “our ass is in the jackpot” might be the best modern age ejection.
There needs to be a new rule. The HP Umpire should always have to ask for help. There's no he can see how far the batter swung or didn't swing on the check swing.
How far the batter swings is not how checked swings are called. It is not difficult for the plate umpire to see the batter offer at the pitch.
umps need to be controlled
they all need to be mic'd up..."for quality and training purposes"
I think baseball caps have brims so no one bites each other's faces' off.
Well umpires have shorter brims on their caps than managers and players, interestingly enough
Video Idea: Pitchers Ejected By Umpires That They Hate
My number one takeaway is that Brad Ausmus is a good looking man. How do you know that umps hate those guys? I didn't see any evidence.
I love managers who argue with the umpires that do not have an opinion, replay does. Makes no sence
Great stuff
You forgot about Bobby Cox lou pinella and ozzie guillen
Hi sisters
Umpires may be a different race but they are people just like us
Hurdle played the same way🎉
Beautiful!!
Thank you for the shoutout.
Billy Martin.
Gus buddy and David are fighters🎉🎉
Technical foul in basketball, unsportsmanlike in football, but baseball ejects plays when they are right 95% of the time. Complete bullshit.
Carapassa West Hernandez Buckner Diaz shouldn’t still be umpiring
Hey all you "Robo" ump lover's, when they come, you're gonna lose these great moments in the game!
🤔.... Although it will be pretty funny watching the Aaron Boone type's pummel the robo ump with a Louisville slugger! 😂
2:33 Why is the Umpire wearing a helmet
Why do base coaches wear a helmet?
To protect their head from the baseballs.
these umps are off the hook
Guaoooo😂😅😂
umps suck this year. really
Put the keystone cops music behind all these videos
Yakety Sax.
Embarrassing
This is so easy to fix; you throw out a Manager and he comes out to argue warn the bench that they need to get the manager off the field, then if the manager continues arguing eject the coach that is in charge. If the arguing continues then you keep ejecting coaches, it would only need to happen once. Baseball is the only sport that allows managers, coaches, and players to argue with umpires.
It's easier to fix than that. Get some umpires with a little thicker skin, and tell them to lose the rabbit ears. Oh, and remind them that nobody buys a $30 ticket to watch them umpire.
And maybe, just maybe, MLB could start insisting that umpires call the strike zone as described in the rule book....as opposed to each individual umpire having their own personal strike zone.
MLB umpires make NHL officials look good.
@@russs7574 - I guess we just have to agree to disagree. The umpires are not the problem, it is the over amped coaches and players. I specially like it when a player gets all tough and tries to go after the umpire and others get in their way or grab them, I say let him free and start ringing the cash register up and if he makes contact with the umpire suspend them and depending on the level of contact dictates the length of the suspension.
As for the $30, no one pays it to see a coach or player make an ass of themselves and the strike zone is what it is, you adapt. And if you want every thing by the rule book there are many rules that would apply; how about the check swing? There is no such rule that states any plane as to be broken, in reality if you go by the book if the batter is attempting to hit the ball it is a strike and the moving of the bat to the ball would qualify as an attempt; STRIKE!
You fix what is broken, coaches and players arguing with umpire and brawls are stupid and a waste of time.
That’s not a good idea and that’s not true either about baseball being the only sport that allows players and coaches argue. Football players and coaches not only constantly argue with officials, they use much worse language on a normal basis. Basketball coaches argue with officials often. Basketball players lift their hands in the air after a foul in what is honestly the baseball equivalent of drawing a line in the dirt. Soccer players do it constantly. Baseball is not the only sport. Baseball is the only sport where officials are very well known for throwing players and coaches out
All managers of losing programs…….
The thing is that all the managers were correct in this video.
No, the managers were not correct. You are delusional.