East Carolina baseball coach ejected from game
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- čas přidán 30. 04. 2022
- East Carolina baseball coach Cliff Godwin goes out to home plate to discuss a call made by the home plate umpire in the Pirates game vs. Cincinnati, 5/1/22. He is then ejected from the game. Godwin is irate about being tossed and lets the umpiring crew know about it before leaving the field.
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Just because you’re waking away doesn’t mean that he didn’t say anything that warranted an ejection!! Can we say that announcer is biased!!
Just because he was walking away and not animated doesn’t mean he didn’t SAY anything
Yeah, that was weird to hear him say “he was not animated” over and over. As if you get a free pass as long as you’re not animated
Looked like the umpire warned him too. Looked like he had kind of that stop sign motion,
That bunter was absolutely terrible. Run to first base FFS, don't look back twice.
Knowing its Godwin, god knows what he said...
He could have called him a POS. We don't know.
Good sportsmanship by the catcher and baserunning coming home.
ECU fan, Godwin does this when the team isn't playing like themselves, he has an old timey manger attitude, not like Bobby Cox by any means but he does it to fire up the team and works 8/10. We have wonderful assistant couches he trust
This announcer couldn’t be more incorrect. They had NO “non animated” he was barking at him the moment they got chest to chest. You could see him sticking his neck out to get as close as possible. Smh.
We dont know what was said. Thr batter could have prevented this by running down the line.
What was he arguing?
The coach thought the bunt was a foul ball
Yeah... he showed up the umpire. The moment you start pointing at what your arguing about, you're going to get rung. That's showing him up.
Poor baserunning by the batter-runner.
If he questions the umpire’s integrity, he deserves to be gone!
No one cares about the announcers opinion.
Probably arguing the ball hit the plate. Only way that ball bounces 3 ft higher than the batter
The ball can hit the plate and still be fair. In fact the plate is in fair territory.
I would contend that the catcher's right foot is in foul territory when he plays the ball. No way the ump is going to be able to judge that in real time though.
@@CastlegarGlenn ah true
@@CastlegarGlenn Doesn't matter where the catcher's foot, or rest of the body is. It matters where the ball is when it's first touched. It looks foul to me, but we're looking at it from an odd angle. Plate umpire is right on the extension of the foul line, so he has a better view.
@@craigdupree1687 yeah, you're right. D'oh!
@@CastlegarGlenn 1. Correct, plate is in fair territory. 2) I froze the video, both feet were in fair territory by the catcher at the time the ball is played. 3) Does not matter where the feet are, it is where the ball is in relation to the foul line when touched. In freezing the video, the plate umpire aligned himself to look down the 1st base line, so he had a great look at it. So I disagree, as a retired umpire myself, you can make that call in real time with the correct positioning, which the PU had in this case.
Weak
How so?
Extremely weak.
How so?
Your comment was…
I’m about tired of these umpires ejecting people when they’re walking away, it’s a disgrace and an embarrassment
How so? People can still speak walking away from an argument and still speak to that person correct?
@@BigCManMusic softest thing in sports, such a bush league, power move by an umpire… if an ejection is warranted then he should be ejected during the argument, not after. Pretty simple concept to understand
@@keystoneroots true. However, if someone is still being unsportsmanlike walking away because they didn’t want to say it to the umps face, that still is grounds for an ejection
@@keystoneroots what if the person says the word(s) or phrase(s) that warrant an ejection as they're walking away?
Does anyone actually care that you are tired or care what you think? Managers have been turning their back as they exclaim nasty personal comments at umpires first 150 years. It’s an an actual strategy to make the umpire look like he’s over reacting. You are clueless.