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Feels like clashes between MLB staff and team staff aren't going to end this season! The post Twins Manager Loses It on Umpire in Fiery Meltdown as Ejection Chaos Erupts vs Giants appeared first on ...
As the Twins cruised to a 9-1 victory ... with many pointing out his long history of controversial games and calling for greater accountability among MLB umpires. Calls for automated strike ...
Twins manager Rocco Baldelli answered that question one way Tuesday night. Umpire crew chief Todd Tichenor ... when Baldelli was ejected following a controversial overturned call at the plate ...
However, the game took an interesting turn during the bottom of the fifth inning with Tigers outfielder Javier Baez up to bat ...
Fans and pundits who still object to the Automated Ball-Strike System may want to watch a replay of Saturday’s San Francisco Giants-Minnesota Twins game. Home plate umpire Adrian Johnson missed ...
Umpire Hunter Wendelstedt was hit in the head by a foul ball during the seventh inning of the New York Mets-Minnesota Twins game on Wednesday. Wendelstedt, 53, was manning first base when Tyrone ...
Both Taylor and Twins right-hander Louis Varland winced immediately after seeing where the ball hit Wendelstedt, who is in his 28th major league season as an umpire. The 53-year-old Wendelstedt ...
MLB umpire Mark Ripperger is receiving praise for how he called a recent game. Ripperger was behind home plate for Thursday's game between the Kansas City Royals and the Minnesota Twins.
First base umpire Hunter Wendelstedt left Wednesday’s Mets-Twins game in Minneapolis after taking a rocket of a foul ball off the side of his head in the top of the seventh inning. Mets center ...
Both Taylor and Twins right-hander Louis Varland winced immediately after seeing where the ball hit Wendelstedt, who is in his 28th major league season as an umpire. The 53-year-old Wendelstedt ...
No, neither the Royals’ Michael Wacha nor the Twins’ Bailey Ober threw a perfect game, which is evident by the final score. The Royals won 3-2, but the perfect game was from home-plate umpire ...