@BigBicRicky@_youngjmac@reduzivert9 Ahh yes. You are right. He should’ve just let the ball thrown at him fall into center field and left it there for the upcoming at bats instead of catching it and throwing it out….🤦🏻♂️
@NixonandIke@JomboyMedia In hindsight yes but I don’t think anyone has been called on a violation for getting rid of the ball into the crowd before. He was following typical routine.
@BigBicRicky@reduzivert9 We must be watching different videos? At 19 seconds into the video I am watching you can see a ball get thrown in at Julio and then him turning to throw it out.
Home plate umpire Emil Jimenez didn't allow an instant challenge from Julio Rodriguez which led to the ejection of Mariners manager Dan Wilson
The next inning Jimenez didn't see an instant challenge from Rays' Jonathan Aranda but the third base umpire Doug Eddings confirmed it happened and allowed it
@JomboyMedia Tossing the pitcher only after the opposing manager throws a fit and unpires meet for multiple minutes is pathetic. Throw him out immediately or not at all.
@TyDaneGonzalez Instead of going behind him and getting a chance at the ball, he tried to run directly at the ump/make his way in front of the ump, which was never gonna happen.
@TyDaneGonzalez The player could have easily went behind the ump (who he knew was standing there) for the ball. He made the dumb choice to run directly at the ump.