@@CoryFugger yes and no. When you see this kind of conduct on the field, you usually see the same kind of conduct off the field (clubhouse/locker room, practice, front office, etc.)
Al Kaline played 22 seasons in the majors, all with the same team (Tigers), and never spent a day in the minors. He also was never once thrown out of a game. He said, "People are watching. You don't want to say or do something that will come back on you and embarrass you."
@Kevin Bright It would sound like that to someone who doesn't know baseball and thinks in terms of "alpha" and "beta" males instead of results on the field. Al Kaline is in the Hall of Fame (on the first ballot), and let his playing speak for him. Kaline was also captain of the team and The Leader in the Detroit clubhouse. Where has it gotten guys like AJ Burnett and Ian Kinsler? They look like pipsqueaks arguing balls and strikes instead of taking it like a man. Are guys like Burnett and Kinsler embarrassed? They should be.
@@gastonflatulenza1276 I thought rational thought and personal responsibility was outlawed by the current administration. Al Kaline acting professionally would get him suspended nowadays
Ken Arthur problem with Harper is he’s a spoiled entitled brat. Talent has nothing to do with it, he’s a punk ass with no respect, And he will be remembered for exactly that; a hotheaded little shit
Evan Kirkpatrick What happened with the foul call was this. The catcher sometimes blocks the umpire’s vision of that kind of pitch. As can the batter’s swing. Often, one has to try and listen for a sound, and the ball bouncing off the plate must have been what the plate umpire heard. Usually, the other umpires are just too far away to see it. Umpires don’t have the advantage of slo-motion replay from a different angle.
Matt Well, the robots are far from perfect. For instance they would rule a pitch a strike even if it bounced off the ground. They tried it in a minor league game, but still used a plate umpire as the final arbiter.
I love the fact that as soon as Harper leaves the Nats they win the WS. The fact that his new team, the Phillies, didn't even make the playoffs is also telling. Harper is toxic.
stalinnnFor Timee not just Hernandez. CB Bucknor, Joe West, and Doug Eddings are all pretty bad as well. I’ll never forget when Joe West called Mark Buehrle for 2 straight balks, even tho he didn’t balk. Buehrle raised his arms in shock after he called a balk, didn’t even say a word, and West tossed him. Even the commentators said West is a disgrace to the umpiring community and should be suspended for that
You don't blame them for their actions? Acting like a child over disagreeing with a call and you don't blame them. Bad ump or good ump is a good enough excuse to act like a spoiled child? Try doing that at work or anywhere else when you're upset. Google the definition of the word professional.
Peter G first of all, I said “some”, not all. Second, Angel Hernandez, Joe West, CB Bucknor, and a couple of other umpires are the definition of “unprofessional.” They escalate situations when they don’t need to be, and they eject players for “showing up the umpire” when they’re in disbelief about the terrible call the umpire just made. Take for example Mark Buehrle. Joe West called a balk on him, and he put his hands behind his head in disbelief. Joe West threw him out for that. Ridiculous, right? I agree with you on some players. Manny Machado for example. Biggest idiot and baby in the MLB. Rugned Odor. How is he still playing baseball?! This comment was not intended for those players though. This comment was intended for the players that were in disbelief about the terrible call that the umpire made, and got thrown out somehow. If you read some of their lips, they are usually saying something along the lines of “that was a terrible call” or “that’s twice this game!” Not being a baby.
@@samputt5045 you can apologize for them all day 'heat of the moment' or 'tensions ran high' I never acted like that in iraq, no one would accept that behavior. Now that may not be as intense as a 7-1 8th inning game between 2 sub 500 teams, but all the same- no bad call, or two bad calls or 10 bad calls makes it okay. Don't let Joe west escalate, own the situation and your behavior I forgot, self dignity was outlawed by the current administration. You're right, give them excuses, blame others for their actions
@Yousif Icardi I would say pretty much all of Bryce's were justified. Just because he's an ass doesn't mean he doesn't know the strike zone better than pretty much any ump working today.
Stan Musial. Willie Mays.Brooks Robinson. Robin Yount. Tony Perez. Derek Jeter. Paul Waner. Ernie Banks. Harmon Killebrew. Willie Stargell. What two distinctions do these ten MLB players from yesteryear share? They played 27,613 MLB games without being ejected. All ten are members of the HOF.
It amazes me how some take a one-in-a-million opportunity for granted. I would love to have been a professional baseball player, even if some at-bats didn't go my way.
Then you probably would not have made it. You have to be competitive and not accept b.s. calls from umps. Though i would not make a habit of it,umps will remember you,as you can see in this video.
@@gerald828 Ok, but how many times have the umps changed their minds and and reversed their decisions after players act like that lol? You're right about not accepting bad calls, but one has to protest responsibly. Or let their manager take it up with the umpire. All I know is that I would love to have been good enough to play in MLB, and to have had that statistically improbable chance to be there that many great players don't get. Take care.
@@thetrain3302 Have you seen Vic Carapazza? Has a high and sometimes outside strikezone, but his worst day came on Canada Day with the Blue Jays in 2016 where he baited Martin and made a horrible call and ejection on Edwin. He's also known for ejecting people when they were mad at themselves, it happened with a Rays pitcher before.
There's only two guys in my lifetime who had that kind of eye: Barry Bonds and Joey Votto. Both .300 plus career batting average, high up on team records, good team players. What's Bryce Harper's batting average? What's his walk to strikeout ratio? What's his RBI with RISP? Only thing he's got going for him is he's had two teams dumb enough to pay him loads more than he's worth. He's (apologies to Jay Bruce) Jay Bruce with a shit attitude.
@Get Offended you really picked a good time to disagree with me sir. I didn't only mention batting average. I mentioned walk to strikeout ratio, RBI with RISP also. I don't care so much about home runs as the next guy, because if all your homers are solo jacks, they're nearly useless. If a man has 30 homers but only 30 RBIs, that's not gonna win too many games. I've been watching baseball longer than you've been alive son. I want to see a power hitter get at LEAST 3 times as many RBIs as homers, and at least walk way more than he strikes out. I hate that baseball has become ok with hitters striking out so much and so enamored with home runs.
@Get Offended apologies to you if I sound like I'm disrespecting you, but I just got off the phone with a less than genius auto repair and towing company and it's a tremendous cluster****. Nothing personal.
After he retires as a player, I would love to see Bryce Harper as a manager. I am wondering if he will hold the record for most games ejected from as a player. Can you imagine if he was a college basketball player, and playing for Bobby Knight?
Not a player but was fun watching Earl Weaver have a meltdown on the field. Especially if Ron Luciano was the umpire. Both came through the minors together and had a history. Luciano threw Weaver out of both games of a double header, the second time before the start of the game. American league rearranged umpire assignments so the two of them wouldn't meet in a game one year.
Thats why baseball is so boring, the sport is slow as fuck to begin with, then they take away steroids, then when we have players with a form of personality such as Harper, Machado, Beltre, Votto, Acuena, Betts, Manny Ramirez its a problem AGAIN. Drop the “old school classic baseball” idea if you even want an inclination of the sport surviving. Its too old school to be bougie drop it n watch
I love how Phillies fans have been whining about accountability from the team the past year or so. How about accountability from Harper, to not keep getting tossed out of games every time something doesn't go his way? He and Girardi are going to compete for how can get thrown out more often this season.
I think he's only been ejected once or maybe twice as a Phillie. I remember I saw the one time on TV for sure, and I thought the called 3rd strike was a good call.
@@shanethacker398 ...i guess you got me...you seem to be oh so wise and know what a person is about by a simple youtube post...must feel great knowing that you are NOT a "casual" fan but a die hard one...so from your post I guess I can assume you ONLY have baseball jerseys in your closet and you live and breathe the team...am I also allowed to deduce that you are an overall douche sport zealot looking down at the rest of us "casual" fans?
Yup. A less talented hitter takes his place in right field, is that guy as good of a hitter. He needs to forget about the umpires and just go up there to hit.
Yeah it's pretty clear that he's that type of player that isn't worth the trouble he brings along. Tons of talent, very little class, terrible teammate. Why do you think the Nats all of a sudden were WS champs when he left? He'll never help a team go all the way. He'll hit a bunch of HRs but won't be a positive presence in the clubhouse. I'd take a hard pass on having him on my squad. Philly will regret signing him to that ridiculous contract. They won't see another WS title while he's around. Sorry Phils fans!
@@GHOSTOFONYX10 lol other than everything I just stated about him, yeah I don't know anything about him. You must be a Phillies fan because you sound like an absolute genius. He's good, but not 13 years/330 million good. I don't know if anyone is worth that much...maybe not even Trout. It should tell you something that the Yankees didn't even try for him...but yeah, I'm a moron so what do I know? :)
@@alanhess9306 good pitches that umpires gone for strikes. They should learn again where the strike zone is. Most of those calls were outside of it by a lot.
I fuckin love Ian Kinsler man. Every single time he was ejected in this reel he had a 100% reasonable beef with the calls going against him. And he sets them straight. Doesn’t stick around to argue but will call it like he sees it immediately. I’ve respected that about him since the day he got in the league. He fights for what’s his.
Bryce Harper wasn't liked by his high school teammates or college teammates because of his temper and 'I don't make mistakes" attitude in the locker room.
When get a reputation for arguing, your going to get tossed. Most umps don’t mind you asking about location but when you throw a fit your getting tossed.
Should have seen how it was in the 90's. Tom Glavine and Greg Maddux became hall of famers because of the strike zone being expanded a foot off the outside corner for them during this time.
It seems as if part of the problem is these guys are paid so much money that too much is on the line when they don't perform, so it would make sense they'd go berserk over what they think is a bad call. It doesn't excuse bad behavior though.
Harper would win the award for Least Valuable Player (LVP) . For years the Nats couldn't advance in any playoff. He leaves, they win it all, and Philly can't exceed 500 ball.
@@tokivikerness8863 Harper was touted as a 5 tool player when he joined the league. In his 8 years: BA .276, he has only driven in 100 runs twice, he has avg. 27 HRs and has only hit 30 or more 3 times. As for stolen bases don't get me started; he has been CS at a 27% rate; far below what is expected for a good base stealer. Compare his numbers to Arenado; not even close. Plus Arenado.
Im a huge fan of Arenado and think he is way more valuable than Harper. It's hard to compare stats because Arenado plays at Coors and Harper has played all but one season in a Pitchers park. The thing that separates Arenado is that he is the greatest fielding 3B in the history of MLB. Matt Chapman is very close by the way. But Arenado's defense is immeasurable. Harper is pretty mediocre with an above average but not great arm in RF. Harper as with most of these guys on the list are "Cancers in the clubhouse." Arenado is well respected in his.
@@17Helton I think Arenado could be the best 3rd baseman ever, but he's not there yet. Mike Schmidt and Brooks Robinson are still ahead of him. Brooks was a better glove and Schmidt was a fantastic hitter.
The very best job in the whole wide world, is being and umpire, in baseball, whether it be a high dollar player , a great manager or a fan, they give you any snot, and you toss them.
You know guys I yuse to be a pitcher growing up and when a pitch like that happend sometimes off the plate I would point at the ball where the pitche ended up after it crossed the plate talking to myself. Over the years watching baseball I saw some pitchers do this because they were trying to get the pitch they were throwing over and not trying to argue with the umpire if it was a ball or strike. Most umpires think your talking to them when your throwing the ball but your not your trying to connect with yourself how to make your pitches better and how to get the ball across the plate better relateing to the pitch and not argueing balls and strikes. One time I had to explain it to a umpire in a game that I wasn't argueing calls I was talking within myself to throw the ball better and to get better control of my pitches where my arm landed after each delivery to the plate. Heck even some umpires told me hey kid stop talking to yourself because I was getting soo upset where my arm was landing after I pitched the ball.
Best Story I ever heard was about a young rookie pitcher and Rogers Hornsby...pitching to Mr.Hornsby the pitcher became frustrated that the umpire wasn't calling any strikes, when the umpire calmly told the pitcher when you throw a strike Mr. Hornsby will let you know. For you youngsters Rogers Hornsby averaged around .400 from 1921 to 1925 and finished with the 2nd highest lifetime batting avg behind Ty Cobb.
Two of those guys, Burnett and Escobar, played in Toronto and I was glad to see both of them leave. If either were half as good as they thought they were they'd be automatic to the hall of fame but ....
Angel Hernandez was around for a LONG TIME! Well respected umpire but boy did he suck at it! LOL. I just learned to keep my mouth shut whenever he made bad calls 😂
Every player, should be able to argue balls and strikes! Every player should get one check call every game, where they get to have the ability to check the call! I also think that all of the players at the end of the season should have to rate the umpires, and the lowest group should be replaced!
Baseball is a fundamental game it's ok to argue if u think u have been wronged but u need to know when it's the right time so u don't let down ur team. pick and choose your battles
I was an umpire for a few years. Started doing it for the side money since it paid so well. And tax free. I played baseball my whole life so I thought “how hard could it be?!”. Well, it’s actually a lot harder than it looks. However, you’ve gotta have thick skin. Fans will heckle, players will never like your call. You’re always the away team.
David curtis I’m saying it depends on where are are as far as paying taxes on the games you umpire. Some places and states don’t require you to pay taxes on that. Mine being one of them. But yes, it is hilarious watching Harper act like a little whiny bitch.
At 1:30, bad home plate umpire and made a bad call of (3rd) strike against Ian Kinsler, and should been a ball because the ball does hit the ground before reaching the home plate. They should have robots to replace umpires at the ball park.
"He's not happy at all with Angel Hernandez".
Neither is the rest of baseball.
Aren’t we all? I just said to myself “I don’t think Kinsler is the problem I think Angel Hernandez is the problem”
Show me someone who is!
scarpfish change his name to hell fernandez
Angel Hernandez is the worst umpire in MLB. Is he the worst of all time? Possibly.
Damn I’m late!
That Escobar guy acts like my 4 year old when I tell her she can't have any ice cream.
Give the kid ice cream. Lol
I was thinking about that 😂
But he was right every time...
🤣😂
Hey man, if she starts tossing her helmet you gotta throw her out of the house ;)
Notice how these players usually bounce around from team to team
I was thinking the same thing
Stunned grown men act like this in public
Nathan McClimans ya people only get traded bc their animosity toward umpires, right?
@@CoryFugger yes and no. When you see this kind of conduct on the field, you usually see the same kind of conduct off the field (clubhouse/locker room, practice, front office, etc.)
Nathan McClimans when your conclusion is a contradiction “yes and no” I don’t pay any attention to the bullshit premises that led to that conclusion.
Al Kaline played 22 seasons in the majors, all with the same team (Tigers), and never spent a day in the minors. He also was never once thrown out of a game. He said, "People are watching. You don't want to say or do something that will come back on you and embarrass you."
Al Kaline. What a man. Rest in peace, #6.
@Kevin Bright It would sound like that to someone who doesn't know baseball and thinks in terms of "alpha" and "beta" males instead of results on the field. Al Kaline is in the Hall of Fame (on the first ballot), and let his playing speak for him. Kaline was also captain of the team and The Leader in the Detroit clubhouse. Where has it gotten guys like AJ Burnett and Ian Kinsler? They look like pipsqueaks arguing balls and strikes instead of taking it like a man. Are guys like Burnett and Kinsler embarrassed? They should be.
@Kevin Bright Okay guy typing "beta male" on the internet.
@@gastonflatulenza1276 I thought rational thought and personal responsibility was outlawed by the current administration. Al Kaline acting professionally would get him suspended nowadays
@Kevin Bright Youngest MVP and Batting Champion?? Played til age 41 the man was clinch when it counted. 3000 HR plus
As a Nats fan, I used to hate Harper, as he choked in Playoffs. But love him now that he brought a title back to DC, as a Phillie.
😂😂😂 oh my gosh i’m weakkkkk
That’s hilarious you just made my day
Ken Arthur problem with Harper is he’s a spoiled entitled brat. Talent has nothing to do with it, he’s a punk ass with no respect, And he will be remembered for exactly that; a hotheaded little shit
I fuckin hate Harper. Hot headed little prick
Harper was as a detriment to the Nats, it wasn’t a fluke that the Nats won the the World Series with out him the next season.
I was expecting Manny Machado on this list
Yup !!
Machado and Harper are the two richest guys in Baseball.
@@toemblem Trout is richer than both.
@@greysonG10 But trout doesn't act like a piece of shit. Trout acts like a man, not like a spoiled covk sucking bitch -_-
@@jiimmyplayz True.
With one exception, all of Harper's ejections came in tie or one-run games, several in late innings. Way to be there for your team.
Harper is a bitch. So glad the Nats won the WS their first year without him.
That's why he left then NATS WON , Good luck Philly bad luck Houston LMAO
To be fair, I am sure this video didn't show ALL of his ejections
You're one of those boomers who don't like baseball players having a point. Pathetic.
The non at bat one's were ridiculous. Never knew he got that bad
Harper seems like the kind of guy that if he hit a foul ball he'd blame it on the center fielder.
Or the bat boy...
I find it hilarious how casual the first announcer is. I can almost see him leaning on his elbow when he says "Well. Bryce is gone, you know that."
Deadass 😂 he’s like “Well Harper just got tossed. Nbd”
i feel bad for aj, never got the calls he wanted and that “foul ball” wasn’t even close
Evan Kirkpatrick What happened with the foul call was this. The catcher sometimes blocks the umpire’s vision of that kind of pitch. As can the batter’s swing. Often, one has to try and listen for a sound, and the ball bouncing off the plate must have been what the plate umpire heard. Usually, the other umpires are just too far away to see it. Umpires don’t have the advantage of slo-motion replay from a different angle.
And umpires baited him
We need robo umps
Matt Well, the robots are far from perfect. For instance they would rule a pitch a strike even if it bounced off the ground. They tried it in a minor league game, but still used a plate umpire as the final arbiter.
@@johncronin9540 That's an easy fix though. Technology has gotten advanced to that point that that problem can be overruled.
It’s kinda obvious that Bryce Harper is hated by umpires by the way he acts😂
And deserves to be hated
I love the fact that as soon as Harper leaves the Nats they win the WS. The fact that his new team, the Phillies, didn't even make the playoffs is also telling. Harper is toxic.
Hes a primidona.
And he stole the ROY from Todd Fraizer. Fraizer saved a man's LIFE that year.
All those called strikes on Harper were strikes . He thinks he deserves every close pitch . Complete goof .
In all fairness, I’ve never seen a player get jobbed more than Ian Kinsler, especially during his tenure with Detroit
Yeah. Kinsler was pretty justified for being pissed
Man, I loved the way Ian Kinsler played. Probably my favourite was him screaming "DO YOUR F*CKIN' JOB!!" at an ump from the dugout.
Kinda unfair title. It should be “4 Players Umpires Hate and Bryce Harper who everybody hates.”
It's sad. Bryce Harper's attitude has ruined his career by being a baby.
Not us Phillies fans because we love him!
@@kevinsteele3891 Whatever.
@@martinjacovini2696 You'll never get another World Series Championship with him in the clubhouse.
Martin Jacovini That’s because he hasn’t been there very long. Just wait.
Heck, I'd throw Bryce Harper out for his haircut alone.
Lol same
It’s the Karen Kut
Scott Lamp “I need to speak to the opposing manager” -Karen Harper
Fo sho, lol!
"don't be a Bryce (Karen)" lol that's gonna be the baseball version
You know, Angel Hernandez is a really terrible umpire, and he’s half of the ejections, so I don’t blame some of these players for their reactions
He is a great example on why umps shouldn't have a union 😂
stalinnnFor Timee not just Hernandez. CB Bucknor, Joe West, and Doug Eddings are all pretty bad as well. I’ll never forget when Joe West called Mark Buehrle for 2 straight balks, even tho he didn’t balk. Buehrle raised his arms in shock after he called a balk, didn’t even say a word, and West tossed him. Even the commentators said West is a disgrace to the umpiring community and should be suspended for that
You don't blame them for their actions? Acting like a child over disagreeing with a call and you don't blame them. Bad ump or good ump is a good enough excuse to act like a spoiled child?
Try doing that at work or anywhere else when you're upset.
Google the definition of the word professional.
Peter G first of all, I said “some”, not all. Second, Angel Hernandez, Joe West, CB Bucknor, and a couple of other umpires are the definition of “unprofessional.” They escalate situations when they don’t need to be, and they eject players for “showing up the umpire” when they’re in disbelief about the terrible call the umpire just made. Take for example Mark Buehrle. Joe West called a balk on him, and he put his hands behind his head in disbelief. Joe West threw him out for that. Ridiculous, right? I agree with you on some players. Manny Machado for example. Biggest idiot and baby in the MLB. Rugned Odor. How is he still playing baseball?! This comment was not intended for those players though. This comment was intended for the players that were in disbelief about the terrible call that the umpire made, and got thrown out somehow. If you read some of their lips, they are usually saying something along the lines of “that was a terrible call” or “that’s twice this game!” Not being a baby.
@@samputt5045 you can apologize for them all day 'heat of the moment' or 'tensions ran high'
I never acted like that in iraq, no one would accept that behavior. Now that may not be as intense as a 7-1 8th inning game between 2 sub 500 teams, but all the same- no bad call, or two bad calls or 10 bad calls makes it okay. Don't let Joe west escalate, own the situation and your behavior
I forgot, self dignity was outlawed by the current administration. You're right, give them excuses, blame others for their actions
Yunel Escobars phone voice msg..... "This is Yunel what,,, WHAT..... WHAT..!"
This should just be called "ejecting Bryce Harper" 😆
Some of the arguments were justifiable some weren't
@Yousif Icardi I would say pretty much all of Bryce's were justified. Just because he's an ass doesn't mean he doesn't know the strike zone better than pretty much any ump working today.
Most were, problem is you only see the moment they rung up. The one Kemp one he was arguing a pitch you dont even see here.
Stan Musial. Willie Mays.Brooks Robinson. Robin Yount. Tony Perez. Derek Jeter. Paul Waner. Ernie Banks. Harmon Killebrew. Willie Stargell. What two distinctions do these ten MLB players from yesteryear share?
They played 27,613 MLB games without being ejected. All ten are members of the HOF.
Escobar each time he gets ejected, he sticks his arms out and yells What? What? What? I'm the victim
To be fair with kinsler and Kemp, the ump was Hernandez so they were most likely right.
Sometimes u have to wonder if these umps travel to Vegas before the game?
It amazes me how some take a one-in-a-million opportunity for granted. I would love to have been a professional baseball player, even if some at-bats didn't go my way.
Then you probably would not have made it. You have to be competitive and not accept b.s. calls from umps. Though i would not make a habit of it,umps will remember you,as you can see in this video.
@@gerald828 Ok, but how many times have the umps changed their minds and and reversed their decisions after players act like that lol? You're right about not accepting bad calls, but one has to protest responsibly. Or let their manager take it up with the umpire. All I know is that I would love to have been good enough to play in MLB, and to have had that statistically improbable chance to be there that many great players don't get. Take care.
And some umpires are just jerks too, power hungry.
Rob Tman Exactly. Angel Hernandez and Joe West are the worst of them, and CB Bucknor and Doug Eddings are pretty bad as well
Especially the ones who baited Burnett. And Angel Hernandez throwing out Kinsler.
@@thecaynuck4694 angel hernandez shouldn't be an umpire
@@thetrain3302 Have you seen Vic Carapazza? Has a high and sometimes outside strikezone, but his worst day came on Canada Day with the Blue Jays in 2016 where he baited Martin and made a horrible call and ejection on Edwin. He's also known for ejecting people when they were mad at themselves, it happened with a Rays pitcher before.
Just remember that zero on Escobar's back means he's nothing!
Harper should be tossed for showing up. It's like he's telling the umpires, "if I don't swing, you can't call it a strike."
That's pretty much every hitter nowadays.
But none of those were strikes lol. All he is saying is “if they are not in the strikezone and I don’t swing at it, you can’t call it a strike.”
There's only two guys in my lifetime who had that kind of eye: Barry Bonds and Joey Votto. Both .300 plus career batting average, high up on team records, good team players. What's Bryce Harper's batting average? What's his walk to strikeout ratio? What's his RBI with RISP? Only thing he's got going for him is he's had two teams dumb enough to pay him loads more than he's worth. He's (apologies to Jay Bruce) Jay Bruce with a shit attitude.
@Get Offended you really picked a good time to disagree with me sir. I didn't only mention batting average. I mentioned walk to strikeout ratio, RBI with RISP also. I don't care so much about home runs as the next guy, because if all your homers are solo jacks, they're nearly useless. If a man has 30 homers but only 30 RBIs, that's not gonna win too many games. I've been watching baseball longer than you've been alive son. I want to see a power hitter get at LEAST 3 times as many RBIs as homers, and at least walk way more than he strikes out. I hate that baseball has become ok with hitters striking out so much and so enamored with home runs.
@Get Offended apologies to you if I sound like I'm disrespecting you, but I just got off the phone with a less than genius auto repair and towing company and it's a tremendous cluster****. Nothing personal.
Harper seemed the worst. It ain’t easy calling perfect behind the plate and they do awesome most of the time.
If I'm an umpire and Harper is batting, and the pitch is on the way...
"How 'bout those Nationals? Hehehehehe..."
We all knew Harper was gonna be in this lol
Yeah lol
Harper should be as passionate about hustling on a grounder
Did you see that play where he ran from third to home his rookie year? I've never seen that many people hustle that way
5 mlb managers that umpires hate
this
Love this idea! +1 for cupcake!
They made a video of it
Lou Piniella, Earl Weaver, Jim Leyland, Bobby Cox, and Bobby Valentine would be my picks
Ozzie Guillen should be near the top of such lists.
I love watching Bryce get tossed....never gets old.
I saw Kinsler cut his finger at second base... and literally rub some dirt in it. Those were fun Tigers teams.
Kinsler was a pussified pantywaist pissant.
instablaster
But, but, but Bryce is such a nice mormon kid with the best hair cut ever, lol!
You knew Bryce would be on this list.
2 minutes into it and so far this is basically an "umpires with a chip on their shoulder" compilation.
After he retires as a player, I would love to see Bryce Harper as a manager. I am wondering if he will hold the record for most games ejected from as a player. Can you imagine if he was a college basketball player, and playing for Bobby Knight?
Bryce Harper....biggest crybaby in baseball...no wonder he's booed in Washington and New York and Philly
And Atlanta.
Good thing there is nobody left in MIA.
Would have been fun to watch Bob Gibson or Don Drysdale sort out these guys.
Sal "the Barber" Maglie in the 40-50s. Nickname came from the high inside fastballs under the chin.
9:23 little ump getting right back in his face😂😂
Alternate title: "Players getting tossed for calling umps on their bullshit."
You should do dumbest ejections if you haven’t already
Not a player but was fun watching Earl Weaver have a meltdown on the field. Especially if Ron Luciano was the umpire. Both came through the minors together and had a history. Luciano threw Weaver out of both games of a double header, the second time before the start of the game. American league rearranged umpire assignments so the two of them wouldn't meet in a game one year.
With umps and law enforcement- a good rule of thumb is “Never miss a good opportunity to shut up”
7:07 why is there a dodgers fan in the crowd and getting pumped over a ejection
real baseball fan loves the game and he just went to go see a random game bro. but it was weird he actually is all pumped up lol
Dodger fans are dopes
He wanted to give Mets fans a false sense of security as if he was on their side so he could jump a Mets fan in the parking lot after the game. 🚮
Bryce Harper just wants everyone to see his hair.
We need a count and a formal record put in place for Bryce Harper and the number of times he's been ejected when he wasn't at the plate.
3:55 when I ask my nephew what's the 25th letter of the alphabet
But who doesn't hate Bryce Harper tho? the only one worse then him is Manny Machado.
Yuli Gurriel
Thats why baseball is so boring, the sport is slow as fuck to begin with, then they take away steroids, then when we have players with a form of personality such as Harper, Machado, Beltre, Votto, Acuena, Betts, Manny Ramirez its a problem AGAIN. Drop the “old school classic baseball” idea if you even want an inclination of the sport surviving. Its too old school to be bougie drop it n watch
Alex Bent You have a point.
Yuli is literally the best. Stop what you’re saying. Nobody hates yuli.
Jamie Gibbens Harper is much better than yuli
I love how Phillies fans have been whining about accountability from the team the past year or so. How about accountability from Harper, to not keep getting tossed out of games every time something doesn't go his way? He and Girardi are going to compete for how can get thrown out more often this season.
He’s been ejected 12 times which is a lot but u make it sound a lot worse
I think he's only been ejected once or maybe twice as a Phillie. I remember I saw the one time on TV for sure, and I thought the called 3rd strike was a good call.
3:55 when my girl says that we should start seeing other people
Lesson- don't act like a 9 year old, and you won't get thrown out.
I honestly at this point advocate for a computer plate ump...
Why? It adds another layer of depth and excitement to the game. I would argue that you are simply no more than a "casual" baseball fan.
Shane Thacker your argument is invalid
@@ShmacK96 why? Because it isn't yours? Rather childish.
@@shanethacker398 ...i guess you got me...you seem to be oh so wise and know what a person is about by a simple youtube post...must feel great knowing that you are NOT a "casual" fan but a die hard one...so from your post I guess I can assume you ONLY have baseball jerseys in your closet and you live and breathe the team...am I also allowed to deduce that you are an overall douche sport zealot looking down at the rest of us "casual" fans?
@@TheCupitorVeritatis No. Because I asked a simple question and you answered it like a pissed off 4yr old. Grow up.
How many times a year does Harper hurt his team with his spaz-oid cry baby antics?
Good question
Yup. A less talented hitter takes his place in right field, is that guy as good of a hitter. He needs to forget about the umpires and just go up there to hit.
Two things that are consistent, an awful lot of Angel Hernandez and players in different uniforms
I personally love the human element of baseball. Sure not all calls are perfect but it’s the call of the umpire
Every ejection shown was a ridiculous display of stupidity by the umpires.
Baseball is unwatchable now.
Fuck off
I don’t blame Escobar. More than half of his ejections were for bullshit called strikes
One bad call and Harper goes nuts!
Escobar be looking for a walk each team he’s out to bat lmao
glad Harper is now Philadelphia's problem.
I bet you are!
"problem" lmao we all love him you bitter bitch
Yeah it's pretty clear that he's that type of player that isn't worth the trouble he brings along. Tons of talent, very little class, terrible teammate. Why do you think the Nats all of a sudden were WS champs when he left? He'll never help a team go all the way. He'll hit a bunch of HRs but won't be a positive presence in the clubhouse. I'd take a hard pass on having him on my squad. Philly will regret signing him to that ridiculous contract. They won't see another WS title while he's around. Sorry Phils fans!
@@tyslink You sound like a fucking moron, you don't know a damn thing about Harper
@@GHOSTOFONYX10 lol other than everything I just stated about him, yeah I don't know anything about him. You must be a Phillies fan because you sound like an absolute genius. He's good, but not 13 years/330 million good. I don't know if anyone is worth that much...maybe not even Trout. It should tell you something that the Yankees didn't even try for him...but yeah, I'm a moron so what do I know? :)
to b fair those umpire's do escobar dirty those were all balls not strikes
BS, Those were good pitches.
@@alanhess9306 good pitches that umpires gone for strikes. They should learn again where the strike zone is. Most of those calls were outside of it by a lot.
Yunel and Ian both had legitimate gripes in every clip
And I love every time Harper gets tossed!
Harper is a prima donna. I don't like him either.
Harper is nothing compared to Ted Williams who fought in two wars.
I fuckin love Ian Kinsler man. Every single time he was ejected in this reel he had a 100% reasonable beef with the calls going against him. And he sets them straight. Doesn’t stick around to argue but will call it like he sees it immediately. I’ve respected that about him since the day he got in the league. He fights for what’s his.
Bryce Harper wasn't liked by his high school teammates or college teammates because of his temper and 'I don't make mistakes" attitude in the locker room.
I can’t blame them I can hate umpires a lot too but I also think they should keep umps
Harper: $&#*@@$#&@!! Ump: Go wash your hair, pretty boy.
so what i see is late in the game you dont want harper up because he either goes down looking or striking out.
When get a reputation for arguing, your going to get tossed. Most umps don’t mind you asking about location but when you throw a fit your getting tossed.
It appears the Strike Zone has been expanded and nobody told the Batters.
Should have seen how it was in the 90's. Tom Glavine and Greg Maddux became hall of famers because of the strike zone being expanded a foot off the outside corner for them during this time.
Escobar acts just like a spoiled child
How lmao all of those are horrible calls and umps need to be fined for it
Josh Glover besides that one that was right on the outside corner
It’s probably the toddler haircut. If Harper ever got an adult haircut he’d at least look like an adult while acting a toddler
You can hate how he acts, but you can’t disrespect his flow.
Derek 1300 facts don’t diss the flow
Prince Naz can teach us good sportsmanship
Ian Kinsler is such a great example to kids... Pfft
Pfft wtf u talking about he really didn't get an attitude until the tigers traded him away, before that he was cool.
Stfu Karen
@@ethan3949 I know you're not talking me, you poor excuse for an abortion
Thorndog I was talking about Jon. Chill
A.J. Burnett no longer plays though.
same with yunel Escobar
I could just take Hernandez’s paycheck and hire a koala to call balls and strikes and nothing would change.
You’d have to pay him in eucalyptus leaves. That would be a change.
I wanna see an ump charge the mound and get in a fight
Angel Hernandez is a disgrace to officiating. Purely incompetent.
Harper is a big cry baby.
It seems as if part of the problem is these guys are paid so much money that too much is on the line when they don't perform, so it would make sense they'd go berserk over what they think is a bad call. It doesn't excuse bad behavior though.
Harper would win the award for Least Valuable Player (LVP) . For years the Nats couldn't advance in any playoff. He leaves, they win it all, and Philly can't exceed 500 ball.
Bryce Harper: The biggest underachieving crybaby in baseball
tbh, hes only been underachieving since 2018
He’s over
He’s overrated
@@jacksonfoster126 he is now, but look at his stats from 2013 to 2017.
Mr Chong And the Mighty dumplings Harper totally didn’t underachieve in 2016, cough cough 243 average
Bryce Harper is an overrated punk, just look at his numbers. Nolan Arenado is twice the player.
I don't agree with Harper being overrated but obp is hardly a measure of which player is better.
@@tokivikerness8863 Harper was touted as a 5 tool player when he joined the league. In his 8 years: BA .276, he has only driven in 100 runs twice, he has avg. 27 HRs and has only hit 30 or more 3 times. As for stolen bases don't get me started; he has been CS at a 27% rate; far below what is expected for a good base stealer. Compare his numbers to Arenado; not even close. Plus Arenado.
B B true
Im a huge fan of Arenado and think he is way more valuable than Harper. It's hard to compare stats because Arenado plays at Coors and Harper has played all but one season in a Pitchers park. The thing that separates Arenado is that he is the greatest fielding 3B in the history of MLB. Matt Chapman is very close by the way. But Arenado's defense is immeasurable. Harper is pretty mediocre with an above average but not great arm in RF. Harper as with most of these guys on the list are "Cancers in the clubhouse." Arenado is well respected in his.
@@17Helton I think Arenado could be the best 3rd baseman ever, but he's not there yet. Mike Schmidt and Brooks Robinson are still ahead of him. Brooks was a better glove and Schmidt was a fantastic hitter.
The very best job in the whole wide world, is being and umpire, in baseball, whether it be a high dollar player , a great manager or a fan, they give you any snot, and you toss them.
You know guys I yuse to be a pitcher growing up and when a pitch like that happend sometimes off the plate I would point at the ball where the pitche ended up after it crossed the plate talking to myself. Over the years watching baseball I saw some pitchers do this because they were trying to get the pitch they were throwing over and not trying to argue with the umpire if it was a ball or strike. Most umpires think your talking to them when your throwing the ball but your not your trying to connect with yourself how to make your pitches better and how to get the ball across the plate better relateing to the pitch and not argueing balls and strikes. One time I had to explain it to a umpire in a game that I wasn't argueing calls I was talking within myself to throw the ball better and to get better control of my pitches where my arm landed after each delivery to the plate. Heck even some umpires told me hey kid stop talking to yourself because I was getting soo upset where my arm was landing after I pitched the ball.
Best Story I ever heard was about a young rookie pitcher and Rogers Hornsby...pitching to Mr.Hornsby the pitcher became frustrated that the umpire wasn't calling any strikes, when the umpire calmly told the pitcher when you throw a strike Mr. Hornsby will let you know. For you youngsters Rogers Hornsby averaged around .400 from 1921 to 1925 and finished with the 2nd highest lifetime batting avg behind Ty Cobb.
The first 3 always get screwed a lot
I'd love to see the overhead shot after some of those calls mixed in there and see who was right
Two of those guys, Burnett and Escobar, played in Toronto and I was glad to see both of them leave. If either were half as good as they thought they were they'd be automatic to the hall of fame but ....
This is why I like golfers.They never get thrown out of the game and throwing temper trantrums.
Angel Hernandez was around for a LONG TIME! Well respected umpire but boy did he suck at it! LOL. I just learned to keep my mouth shut whenever he made bad calls 😂
Every player, should be able to argue balls and strikes! Every player should get one check call every game, where they get to have the ability to check the call! I also think that all of the players at the end of the season should have to rate the umpires, and the lowest group should be replaced!
3:55 MRW my girl asks to look through my phone.
Baseball is a fundamental game it's ok to argue if u think u have been wronged but u need to know when it's the right time so u don't let down ur team. pick and choose your battles
When will we get computers? MLB umps are like boxing judges!
I was an umpire for a few years. Started doing it for the side money since it paid so well. And tax free. I played baseball my whole life so I thought “how hard could it be?!”. Well, it’s actually a lot harder than it looks. However, you’ve gotta have thick skin. Fans will heckle, players will never like your call. You’re always the away team.
David curtis depends on where you are
David curtis I’m saying it depends on where are are as far as paying taxes on the games you umpire. Some places and states don’t require you to pay taxes on that. Mine being one of them. But yes, it is hilarious watching Harper act like a little whiny bitch.
Harper K's 180 times a year.
He should be used to this.
At 1:30, bad home plate umpire and made a bad call of (3rd) strike against Ian Kinsler, and should been a ball because the ball does hit the ground before reaching the home plate. They should have robots to replace umpires at the ball park.