12 year old Catcher celebrates a strikeout and a win... is ejected!
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- Опубліковано 13 кві 2012
- In the sixth (and last) inning of a USSSA 12U Major Super NIT pool game, the Bomberz are mounting a rally against the Titans and have runners on second and third with one out when a new pitcher is called on to relieve and take over on the mound to stop the rally. The relief pitcher quickly shuts down the Bomberz, striking out both batters he faces, and the Titans win the game 8-3. However, following the third strike that ends the game and without any previous incidents, or any warnings, the ump ejected the catcher for what he claimed was "unsportsmanlike conduct." Two Titan coaches were then thrown out of the game after expressing their bewilderment of the ejection to the ump when he would not (or could not) tell them what specifically the kid did or said that was unsportsmanlike. The kid stands there silent, baffled by what just happened to him. Since this game had just ended, the people ejected by the ump could not participate in the tournament's next game the following day. Later the tournament director (who had been watching the game and heard no swearing by the catcher nor saw anything close to being interpreted as unsportsmanlike), after consulting with the umpires and the other team's coaches, reinstated the catcher. But he didn't reinstate the kid's coaches, and the team still had the disadvantage of playing their next game of the tournament without either their manager or first base coach. This is an otherwise excellent umpire, but bad blood between him and the kid's coach had been brewing long before this tournament... and the ump simply misinterpreted what he thought he saw and heard here, and over-reacted before he processed it all.
For those saying the catcher deserved being tossed, batting earlier in the same game, he drove in a run with a shot through the gap and to the wall, but was called out on a bang-bang play at home. No theatrics. No whining. No complaining to the ump. The ump calls him out, the kid accepts the call, gets up, puts on his gear, and goes back out to work behind the plate. Not exactly the sign of what some commenters here say is a "cocky" kid who "mouths off" to the ump and "needs to be taught sportsmanship..." Check it out and see for yourself here: • Out at the Plate... No...
(SloMo version of the tag is here: • Out at the Plate - No ... )
Then check out the video of the Titan relief pitcher, out on a called third strike when he batted earlier in the top of the same inning. Tight pitch on the inside corner. Call could have gone either way. • Walkman Strikes Out...
This game was played at Big League Dreams in Manteca, California (near Stockton in the central San Joaquin Valley) on a field that replicates Chicago Cub's Wrigley Field. The entire infield, including the infield "dirt," plus the foul areas from in front of the dugouts to the backstop areas behind the plate, is artificial turf, the same turf as installed in the stadiums where MLB teams Toronto Blue Jays and Tampa Bay Rays play, as well as many NFL and college football stadiums. The patches you see around home plate are just that, patches where the turf has worn out and has been replaced. The outfields beyond the infield dirt and their foul areas are natural grass or dirt. The spectators seen in the outfield bleachers are photos of real people, local citizens who have donated support to the Parks and Recreation Dept of the town of Manteca, co-partner with the private company that designed, operates, and manages the town-built facility. There are several other Big League Dreams facilities throughout the country.
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You can tell a lot of people in the comments here did not read the description. Stop making assumptions and taking sides without knowing all of the information. Clearly the video by itself makes absolutely no sense.
@@corpu1250 you better read every word I've written in this and all my other videos or the ump will go after you, too!
The title seems like the catcher did nothing wrong
@@stopidiot4107 the catcher didnt do anything wring
Who’s gonna read all that shit ?😂
Both of them were in the wrong kinda
parents are by far the worst thing about childrens sports.
battheman777 agreed
battheman777 Why's that.. ?
Barbara Driskell because they think there kids are perfect and deserve nothing bad
battheman777 I agree with you the whole way was a youth soccer ref. the parents made me quit all youth games. the insults got too bad and too personal.
battheman777 agreed
Is anyone else disturbed by the pathetic parents yelling that he deserved it
same and like they just won the parents would be celebrating if the kid hit onto base and they wouldn't get ejected plus the game is over so what's the point
Highly disturbing
Some kids are pretty annoying tho
Yeah he's a 12 year old catcher being happy that his pitcher struck someone out to win a game.
+Wyatt Riley not surprised i officiated 2nd graders in basketball, its coed and also there are certain rules like guard the same wrist bands and we try to have everyone in the league score at least once so we stop a game in the middle of it and let a little girl who has never scored shoot a free throw to get her first point and the stuff that comes out of some parents mouth while doing it is disgusting, plus we dont even keep score at all to
I love the dad telling the adults who are cheering for the kid getting thrown out to “grow up.” He’s absolutely right.
This ump was probably a great hall monitor in middle school.
And now he's a TSA agent at the airport.
The worst part of this video is when the parents clap because the kid is ejected. No class
Random Dude they are clapping sarcastically
Wes Moore No they're not, they are being birches
Random Dude how do you know he wasn't talking shit or there wasn't something else before the video started?
Wes Moore how is that a sarcastic clap... lmao
What if they were clapping because the game was over
Those parents who clapped for seeing a kid be ejected... You are the problem with sports.
I would have gave those parents the middle finger
It was because they won, and tried to cheer them up. Good parents.
@@pengoo6048 You must have been one of the parents out there
this is the 5th surge of youtube recommending this video to everyone 11 years later. welcome boys
It wasn't even a celebration to my eyes. The catcher was showing the umpire that he cleanly caught the ball.
The opposing team’s parents were cheering when the catcher was ejected. Just let that sink in… 30-40 year old entitled brats excited to see a 12 year get ejected just because their own team lost with one even saying, “you deserve it”. How despicable
SOME of them did. It is troubling they did that to someone's kid, but the description does not add up. Think about it, people especially parents do not say to a kid, shut up, get out, and say he deserved it for no reason. His disconduct behavior might have been subtle, but most likely they would not have done it without any indication of provocation. Again, I am not condoning anything, just throwing out possible explanations.
@@brandoncolis3841 I played very competitive softball, and I can tell you that parents of opposing teams would most DEFINITELY say a kid deserved to be ejected just because they lost. Heck, when one of our players was injured one time, the opposing parents laughed and cheered about it before the umps did anything. Parents are, unfortunately, going to say things to kids in these situations, whether you think so or not.
@@kaylastone9991 Adults can be repulsively competitive, but I do not believe they do things without reason. I am having much difficulty picturing grownups laughing and cheering at an injured kid who probably did nothing at all, maybe it was for some entirely different reason, and saying harsh things towards a kid who many here are saying did nothing. Sure, they were out of line, as was the umpire, but the kid was probably too, if not at that moment probably throughout. The description is one sided and does not say enough to provide accuracy.
Kids sports are great until the parents get involved.
We all need to hear exactly what the kid said to the umpire right at the end if the game. Otherwise, this is all out of context. Its almost like the uploader did that on purpose...
The parents in the crowd cheering for the ejection of a kid is so gross
In sport you can see the best and the worst about humans..
Yeah, that was idiotic. Sets a bad example for kids.
They’re clapping cos the game just ended.
Agreed
Parents: Ha! You got falsly ejected! *sticks tong out*
What a jerk. Some kind of authority trip. He shouldn't be allowed to umpire. What that kid did wasn't taunting or anything like that he was just celebrating. That ump has issues
Respect to the lady who said “he’s just a kid”
9 years later and this video was put in my recommendations. Who else got this as well?
same
Nearly 20 likes in 4 hours lol
Same
I searched it up
How many of us watched an Angel Hernandez or Joe West video in the last week?
Imagine being an adult screaming at a child saying how he deserves to be thrown at just cause your sons team sucks at hitting.
Embarrassing behaviour
And that second batter was terrible
Complete abuse of power from the umpires, they should not be aloud to umpire
That catcher did nothing that any other catcher would do after a strike-out ending the game and he never should've been ejected. Obviously, the ump was looking for any excuse to hurt the catcher's team and he found one in an insignificant action of the catcher. The bad sportsman was the ump, not the catcher or the coaches.
Those parents were actualy cheering that he got ejected thats ridiculous
The adults are the worst part about kids sports.
ikrrrrr
Read the desc of the video
Facts
Absolutely
@@phantom8875 didn't come here to read a book
12 years later and this is in our recommended
Yeah
Bunch of adults telling a little kid to grow up.
Pretty sure they were telling the parents that where clapping about the kid getting ejected to grow up, I could be wrong.
*Mad respect for the ACTUAL adults telling the crowd to both shut up and grow up.*
The grow up was to the people protesting the ejection.
@@justyourlocalbernana1823 I don’t think it was I’m pretty sure it was the guy who was recording and supporting the pitcher so I don’t see why he would be trying to justify the ejection for his own team
@@luminous7891 Ah ok
Yeah, best way to get people to behave is to yell louder than they do.
The saltiness coming from the losing teams parents is scary
Yeah
Fr, that was nothing to be ejected for. My teams catcher does that all the time
Yeah as I catcher I’ve celebrated so much harder and the umpire didn’t care
Holy shit your so right
That lady literally heard the phrase, “straighten it out” once in her life and now says it anytime a batter makes contact with ball that ends up foul.
umpire should be ejected and never call another game. Unbelievable.
In the description, if you read it. Stated that the umpire is a good umpire, he had just either misheard or misunderstood what the kid had done. As a referee myself, there is a shortage of referees and umpires alike and it’s because of parents like you who want to throw away all of them
This is truly absurd. The catcher was merely showing the umpire the fact that he caught the ball cleanly in order to register the strikeout. This umpire is nuts.
Who else has this in their recommended 7 years after it was posted for no reason?
Maximillian Mus honestly
yoooo rn
12 minutes after you posted that message lol but I watched it anyways
all of us lmao
womp womp
The way the parent said grow up and fuck your ass to the kid is crazy
Real
class act of an umpire...tossing a kid and amateur coaches. I hope this joke of an ump never umpires again
The little brat yelled shut up to the crowd and was trash talking all game.
+dannyhuskerjay Danny! Danny! Danny! Were you at this game? Do you personally know this catcher? If so you wouldn't have heard any trash coming from him... and you have no right whatsoever calling him a "little brat." I have no connection to the catcher other than my son had been playing on the same team with him when this took place almost four years ago, so I have nothing to gain by defending the kid or by misrepresenting what happened. If you know the catcher, you would also know "little brat" is the most inaccurate description of him anyone could ever come up with. Watch the two videos of him again and tell us exactly each instance where you think he's trash talking. You can't because there are none.
The Tournament Director was right there in the stands and witnessed everything... the kid neither said nor did anything unsportsmanlike at all. The game was full of tension, not among the players, but among a couple of the coaches and a handful of fans in the stands, with the umpire and the catcher caught in the middle. And in the commotion following the last strike, the umpire simply misinterpreted what he thought he saw or heard from the catcher. Immediately, the Tournament Director, the umpires and the coaches all met and the umpire realized he had made a mistake and the kid's ejection was overturned. So unless you were there watching this game, or personally know this kid and his family, I suggest you craft your comments more carefully next time.
+dannyhuskerjay He did what all catchers are supposed to do. Show the ump the ball so he knows it wasn't dropped/missed. So the ump can call it a strike. I saw nothing wrong with his behavior...
+Noah Roller Well, maybe I'm retarded and dead. He may have said shut up at some point during the game, but he didn't say anything during that 3:15 of video. I just watched the whole thing 3 times AGAIN with my kids to make sure I'm not missing anything, and I'm not. We did hear the phrase, "Shut up" said from one person in the crowd though. But that catcher said nothing during this video.
If you feel I've made an error, please reply with the exact time during the video that you heard HIM say "Shut up" please.
And... I'm not sure how my opinion as a long time player and umpire prompted such a hateful, ugly response from you. But I love you anyway!
+Noah Roller Apparently you can't read Gret's description either and hear things that the rest of us don't.
Funny how you seem to know more then the uploader of the video.
7 years later and UA-cam decides to put this in all of our recommendations
After reading the description, it appears to be a retaliatory ejection(s) by the umpire.
Kicking somebody out when they already won the game 😂😂 I would look at the ump and say the game is already over
It affects the next game.
However, the catcher was reinstated.
The "mature" parents yelling get showed up by the kids who actually show some class at the end of the game by trying to shake hands with the other team.
IHeartBama1 true they do that to me when I strikeout and they say they're "mature"
F
IHeartBama1 you're required to shake hands with the other team in little league
Michael Gooseking this isn't little league. It's at a field of dreams somewhere. probably a usssa game
Mikey Daniels usually usssa
Disgusting parents cheering when the kid already felt bad for doing nothing
Alpha Omega fr
This is a result of giving "Little Men" power. This ump should never umpire another game anywhere at any time!
The real travesty is that both teams are wearing the exact same shade of blue..
I was thinking the exact same thing lmao
Anyone randomly find this in their recommended in April 2019
Alex Gillan ha me
Ye
Me
Yes I did
Yep
Looks like the Umpire is the one with the issue. he had it with the catcher for no reason.
Hey Blue, the catcher was simply showing you that he caught the ball on a third strike swing.
Crazy that kid is 20 years old right now....
That is how age works. Well done
Gimme taco
How is that crazy LOL????????
21 now
Um, ok? What do you expect for him to skip time or something?
The loser's were the parents cheering the ump to eject the kid. Real sportsmanship they are displaying
Yea, pretty pathetic.
This is so much bull. The kid did nothing to get kicked out. Then you hear the parents of the other team clapping because their kids suck at baseball
Imagine bullying a kid for enjoying the game
The fact that parents cheered that a 12 year old got ejected was sad
Rude that shits more common than you think dude try a soccer game lmao
Rude I know.
If you can’t celebrate a victory, what are you playing for?
I wouldn’t even call what he did celebrating. He did a little hop.
@@bzebarth he tossed the ball to the ump before he did that. Umps a garbage human anyway
A participation trophy?
Wasn't the game over?
Sprinkles that's what they are playing for Sprinkles because Sprinkles are for winner's
After reading the description screw that ump glad the catcher was brought back
Congratulations on teaching that celebrating success should be punished. What a blueprint for our nation going forward.
The people who were happy the kid got ejected a just straight jerks
Nobody's addressing the real issue here:
Why is UA-cam recommending this to us 7 years after its been uploaded?
true
Imagine being a parent and cheering that a kid got kicked out. Plus all he did is celebrate because he was proud and then the ump has to be a jerk (I mean he’s an ump so no surprise) and kick the kid out FOR NO DAMN REASON
As a player who has played at Big league Dreams many times it disappoints me because of how many piss poor umpires work there.
and piss poor parents doesnt help the situation... its all about egos from the refs and the parents.
Ur not abt to tell me these parents clapped bc a 12 yo kid got thrown out for being happy...
Lol idk if you played in little league man but parents will do a lot worse than that. pretty sad how intense and toxic some parents will be
They're just hater losers... lol
It would appear as though the catcher did a hand gesture to the umpire. No offense here but it happened really fast I didn't see it. I think more than anything the umpire has a chip on his shoulder and was desperately looking to make a statement. Probably a control freak who has to be the center of attention. That would be my guess 🤔
@@johnking4941 It seemed to me that he was just showing the ump that he caught the ball cleanly, and it didn’t hit the dirt, just in case the ump may have been thinking that. Did it myself when I caught travel ball about 100 years ago!
@@Willie_McBride hey yeah that's a really good point too
This video came out 7 years ago and I’m still seeing multiple comments from 2 minutes ago
Youssef Elmansoury and 5 seconds ago hint hint
That's because it's on the recommended list to see like it was for Me 2 seconds ago I didn't realize it was seven years old until I read your comment.
Same
This only adds to my belief that most people aren't capable of handling the responsibility of being put in a position of authority.
This isn't major league baseball it's kids playing ball.
SHAME ON THE REF AND THE PARENTS!!!!
I find it disgusting how the parents were cheering when the kid got ejected. Like he’s just a freaking kid.
Little league parents are so annoying
WestCoastFishing reminds me of the southpark episode
WestCoastFishing amen to that
Have you seen soccer parents?
straightup920 South Park.... that was an awesome episode.
These are select players...
11 years later and I bet that ump is still power tripping 😂
This umpire must be related to Angel Hernandez
Thats not an umpire...thats a clown
Yeah, but clowns are entertaining, this guy was not
0:02
The umpire was far and away out of line.
The catcher showed the umpire the third strike ball ending the game, and ran to congratulate his pitcher.
It’s just sad that parents were cheering when the kid got ejected
Stupid parents
What was the point the game was over, ump had a power trip
That guy doesn't need to be umpiring games. If he has a feud with a coach as stated in the description, then there is an issue. No way that kid did anything wrong. It was like the umpire was looking for a reason to kick him out. The director of that tournament should have kicked the ump out too if the coaches were out for the next game. All they did was ask the ump why he threw the kid out of the game which the umpire didn't have a good reason so instead of admitting he was wrong, he doubled down and threw the coaches out also. All after the game was already over. What a moron!
Why was this recommended to me 6 years later?
AAmmar 2.0 ikr
Lmfao right?
Exactly
Parents cheering about a 12 year old kid getting thrown out, pretty pathetic
They should be the ones thrown out. Baseball was always better in the backyard anyway. Organized leagues are cancer. Let kids play.
These kids play baseball year round,!they can handle it.
They were cheering that they just won the game
@@lucas15. then why did they say that he deserved it?
The game was over right. If the game is over, why would it matter what the catcher do. The umpire was in the wrong.
As a former umpire I can say I didn’t see the catcher have an unsportsmanlike conduct when he jumped up and skipped toward the dugout. I don’t know if he had been warned about his behavior previously though.
He pointed his finger in the umps face and said something to him. Looks like he deserved it.
What's more pathetic? The ump or the fans cheering a 12 year old getting thrown out of a game?
Exactly. I mean even the kid batting. I'm sure he doesn't feel any pressure from the adults behind him yelling to straighten it out. He knows where the ball is supposed to be hit, I don't think he needs reminding after every swing.
I mean would you rather 12 year old you had your parents scream profanities at you (and the other team) when you messed instead of encourage you? Or just sat on their phones? Those are two pretty close opposites and I can't imagine anyone wanting either really. I think it would be a pretty nice thing hearing your parents and family friends backing you up after a bullshit call.
Those aren't parents cheering for their own kid. They're parents of kids on the other team cheering because a 12 year old kid got ejected.
Cameron Rudderham That's even worse. Shows the parents are taking the game more seriously than the kids are. As is the same with most sports.
If we were to ban parents from youth sports, maybe, just maybe, the kids would have much more fun! "Baseball was made for kids, and grown-ups only screw it up."...Bob Lemon
How can you eject someone when the game is OVER?
I have umpired for over 31 years at every level, and I have seen SO MUCH, but I fail to see ANYTHING that would constitute an ejection. If there is a lingering feud between coaches and umpire, then the umpire should be a professional and wipe the slate clean or recuse himself from that game. Officials should be as invisible as possible.
Shame.
The other obstacle to youth sports is parents. Stay home or be quiet. The only sounds you should make are cheering and clapping. Moms and Dads who act as though their prodigy is destined for stardom are a HUGE problem. I have heard barbs from some mothers that would shock most. Kids are a product of their environment, and parents tend to create a tense and inhospitable ambiance for young athletes.
You don’t see the kid point at the ump and say something? This is why the ump got upset. I’d like to know what the kid said. If petty or trying to be an adult, let it be. Unless the catcher was being undisciplined the entire game and ump warned the kid to watch his mouth, kid didn’t. There’s more to the story than this video to judge either person.
I do agree with the parental problems. In the 90s I played and few parents showcased problems. Seems it grew bigger and they’re getting worse. I wouldn’t want to ref any game because of these pretentious aholes who think they’re the center of existence.
Episode 393 of *"Why is this in my recommendations 7 years later"*
Horrible parents clapping at a kid getting thrown out is pretty sad.
If you watch carefully right after the final strike, as the catcher stands up, he very, very briefly turns to look back at the ump and points at him with the ball, and I suspect he said something disrespectful there. I find it very difficult to believe the ump would run him simply for cheering their victory; the ump must surely at least have THOUGHT the kid said or did something disrespectful.
the catcher was showing him the ball to show he had possession of it. this is important because if there had been a foul tip, but the ball was still caught, then the strikeout would stand. also, the batter could run to first on a third strike that was dropped, and keep the game alive. in my opinion, this ump had a boner for the catcher's team and this was his last chance to stick it to them, even as the game was over. then he went right over to the coaches and kept it going. if the ump was really legit, he would not have gone over to provoke the coaches. this ump wanted to toss everyone and it really showed. he's an embarrassment.
The ump had a litle big of a complex. That wasn't excessive at all.
UA-cam gathers us here today on April 17th 2019 for no reason
Sulfur 😂
Came across it on my recomended😂
Same
Exactly
Haha
Don’t be mad at the Ump... be mad at UA-cam for suggesting a video from 2012.
The outfield crowd was incredibly subdued.
The ump is on a power trip and the parents have no class.
i'd bet money the ump is an off duty cop.
why are there so many hahaha
The parents clapping for the ejections are the worst part of this videos
It was sick to hear the parents cheering at the kids ejection, but its also telling. The description was bias, there was clearly something going on and whatever that catcher did/said before the ejection was the last straw.
@@Sean-uh6te Well put. It was disgusting for the opposing parents to do that, but something must have led up to that to receive that type of reaction. I did appreciate the other parents attempting to defend him, but the kid must have said or did something throughout the game to receive the treatment he got.
I see the UA-cam algorithm decided to gather us up here today. See you all at the next random video tomorrow.
Da😭😭
See you tomorrow
Yep
Aight see ya there
Was the last random recommended video ump steals home run from 12 year old or some shit like that, that was my last one
I grew up and was a catcher. I always talked to the umpire and knew where my limits were. This kid seemed like nothing out of the ordinary happened. Sometimes umpires have a bur up their butt and have a bad day.
Loser umpire has to make himself part of game
Several adults cheering after the kid’s ejection tells me all I need to know.
It was because they won the game and they were just trying to cheer their kids up. Good parents.
@@pengoo6048 are you ok..?
They are just disgusting.
The adults you speak of need to grow up. If this kid hasn't acted up all game not sure why they're running there mouths?
@@pengoo6048That’s not how you cheer your kids up. Kids need to learn to take a loss, it’s a part of life. Don’t be so petty as to throw other kids under the bus to make your kid feel better.
What's the point of throwing someone out of the game when it's over
+Mat4tak it might have an effect on a future game usually results in a suspension of the next game or something
no shit right! the umpire must have been rooting for the other team lol
In week long tournaments like that you are suspended for the next game and so is your head coach
YES I AGREE AND HE WAS JUST RUNNING FOR A SECOND WTF
+John Hasson IKR
It's been along time since I played baseball but I don't understand why he got tossed
What’s crazy is that the kids in this video are in college now
He didn't even celebrate.
Also, those parents are obnoxious. Clapping that he got ejected.
Rex Xavier that’s what has happened to our society. I can say this about select baseball and little League because I currently play and it’s can be really bad
Move the kids to club ball. Recreational sport have gone downhill and competitive leagues are doing better
Rex Xavier oml if you think that’s bad you should of seen what happened when my dad (the coach) got kicked out of the game- it was our last game and everybody there even the other team was clapping cause they hated the umpire so bad lol it the weirdest thing ever I swear
He taunted. Not celebrated.
@@jackland454 if you read the description this wasn't a rec league, this was an USSSA tournament (travel league/club ball)
If only josh had straightened it out.
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I am a USSSA umpire in fact I received an award for New Mexico Umpire Of the Year for 2006. I am also an NFHS and ASA umpire. I didn't see any access celebration. For a fact Blue will not be asked to come back next year if the UIC was watching the game or saw the replay. I just understand the game was over and 3 people got ejected. The Blue and his partner's only job at that time was to walk off the field to end the game all all appeals. Sense theyy didn't walk off if I was the coach I would have asked for the UIC. Unfortunately, the UIC can't rule on a judgment call. They can only make decisions on a rule. Never argue with a Umpire. Ask the Umpire witch rule was broken and then ask for the UIC the blue has to stop the game and the clock if their a time limit. Delay delay delay. Piss off the blue make the tournament fall behind schedule. The blue might not make dumb calls just to get the game over.
I know nothing bout baseball but sure didn't see him do anything worth getting ejection
Anyone else confused how a vid from 2012 is showing up in your recommended in 2019?
Listen to the “adults” in the background. And people wonder why kids act the way they do.
Umpire was for the other team, that's utterly disgusting. God forbid the kid is happy his team won!
That man shouldn't be allowed to umpire another children's ball game ,he kept yelling grow up ,he was the one that needed to grow up . I wonder if he had a child on the other team. A grown man shouldn't act so childish ,it's ridiculous how he treated that little boy !
Wtf are you talking about? All of the babbling you hear is from parents in the crowd. The guy saying grow up is saying that to the woman who is cheering about the kid getting ejected
All the immature parents cheering for a kid getting thrown out.
Scotty 1arm out not our
Era Now thanks lol
No problem
For the parents that cheered when he got ejected.. how immature are you? He’s just a child and doesn’t know if he can do that or not
Terrible sportsmanship by the parents
Absolutely!!! It blows my mind that some of these parents talk to kids on the field like that!
@@LaElenaCrochetAbsolutely the kind of parents who peaked in middle school.
He’s not an ‘otherwise good ump’ if he retaliates against folks he doesn’t like. That’s a no-good ump, through and through, as well as a no-good man who doesn’t need to be around kids.