Lol I always heard it as, "Oh, my God! What the fuck was that about?" But you're right.

Yeah, Bobby Cox was one of the best. He was always quick to get in there and stand up for his players when umps pulled that Angel Hernandez shit. Although I do have to say I like Snitker too.

The Yankees owned your asses

@17fused this comment is half a decade ago, shut up.

@@laneybrandonbl No you shut up

@@17fused wow, good one.

Kevin Krenisky so true. Bobby was a great manager. one of the greats

KingBanana 1 the greatest

Tek did

If watched that game, that umpire and the opposing catcher did the fist bump when they took the field again and Chipper Jones was watching it all. Which resulted in him making a complaint to MLB

For a very short time 😂

He look like Kiefer Sutherland Jr.

I guess

and most were there for the Braves.

Because it's the marlins. You didn't know that,

Wasn't trying to, "pal"

I can only imagine what it's like when you're actually trying. Because, damn.

This joke quite frankly has gotten old. Marlins are thankfully out of that CONVERTED football stadium. Left field was never seated hardly ever because it was just an unwanted area (a lot of open gaps). Also, these are the Marlins. at the time weren't even 20 years old. All of America already had time before the Marlins to choose their fav team if they even like baseball. As a fish fan, at least we have rings in our short existence.. unlike 1/4 of MLB teams who have less or none.

Should have been to a Braves game in the early 80s. Sat whereever we wanted.

Okay I know that

According to who?

I believe it. Cox is one of the all-time greats.

Sure they should -- but only if they plan on ejecting a player(s). They can never allow themselves be intimidated by players on the bench carping at them. Sometimes, as a last resort, the only way to stop that kind of behavior is to confront them -- directly -- at the dugout itself to inform them that they are gone.

disgrace to the game, frankly

@@Ray3645 they are there to call balls and strikes. they should stick to their job, not make a mockery of the game and abuse their power like this

Ray3645 Bill Hohn is an antagonistic umpire. He couldn’t control the games he called. He made outrageous calls and baited players into engaging him for it. It’s like he made these horrible calls on purpose so he could bait them into arguments. There was always a problem with him in multiple games and teams. The common denominator is this umpire.

@@djswiney6619 you are totally mistaken. You’re thinking of Bill Welke. Bill hohn actually was violated after he threw oswalt out of the game for beaning Michael Barrett near the back of the head. Oswalt screamed you’re next pointing his glove towards Hohn. Inexcusable for him. Suspended 8 games.

Bill Hohn has been replaced by Todd Tichenor.

Its bill hohn

1:20 hes gonna get his email address.... SO HE CAN TWEET HIM AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Padres bad too

LOL!

I think so

it might be

Maybe he was just trying to offset the majority of umps whom kissed their ass with the over sized strike zone they were granted.

yeah that was pretty much every umpire it seemed like

@@OBESPRING1982 lol you must not have watched much Braves baseball. they were routinely shafted by umpires on a regular basis. I guess when you win 14 championships in a row you start to get a lot of haters 🤷‍♂️

@@jhanks2012 So, you took everything pete van wieren said as the gospel, obviously. I like to trust my eyes. But that's the difference between me and self-delusional braves fans.

@@OBESPRING1982 bad calls are made all the time. especially in the era before slo motion replay when the Braves when on their run that has been unprecedented and unparalleled in ANY sport not just baseball. You probably cherry-picked a few examples of Glavine getting some calls that were 1 or 2 inches off the plate. that was the norm. every umpire had his own strike zone on any given night and as long as the zone wasn't fluctuating over the course of the game it was fair and I can tell you for every time the Braves got a bad call there were probably 10 calls that went the other way. ESPECIALLY in the postseason. It was CLEAR to any objective observer that after 14 years in a row the umpires started getting tired of seeing the Braves in the offseason.

He didn’t exactly whisper it.

His stache is blocking his view

DaStormBringa So, you think McCann was over there with his mouth shut? Is the umpire just supposed listen to a player argue about a strike call? Clearly McCann wouldn't stop talking. The Umpire threw him out well after the part you are talking about, because McCann was STILL talking.

+Austin Roberts You know you can talk and tie your shoe at the same time, right?

***** You talk as if it's an impossibility for a human being to speak or shout at someone unless you make eye contact. You don't have to look at someone in order to be talking or yelling at them about something. I get if you like McCann and all, but making your argument that he was seriously yelling angrily at his shoe is just silly, especially when the other choice is him yelling angrily at the umpire who made a call he didn't agree with and ends up getting in his face after he's ejected.

Too bad there were so few fans, the ump could probably hear McCann whispering in the dugout.

@@GreenDay1981" so bite my lips, and close my eyes! Take me away to paradise!"

Wilson Martin No clearly you weren't paying attention to the video. He was arguing the ball and strikes. This umpire has had history with the braves before.

@@nintendofan6099 its bill hohn

Tim Peters Yeah Mccann made the braves look bad the last years he was there. Blocking the plate one time I remember pretending he was sheriff just because he didn't like how gomez walked the bases. I can understand being upset but that was over dramatic.

+eatnosenuggets He was a catcher for the Yankees, but played for the Braves. From what I know, he has a reputation of complaining all the time. He also had several times where if a person hit a home run but took a few seconds too long to watch it, he'd block them from homeplate and proceed to get their face and yell at them; Jose Fernandez' first MLB home run video is proof of that.

MrAwesomeMatty after Fernandez's home run, he was just saying "hey man don't do that" talking about standing and watching his home run, but he did get in Carlos Gomez's face because he stood, watched his home run and was staring and yelling at Paul mahalom and Freddie Freeman, those are pretty much the only incidents getting in playes faces

michele bautista marlins announcers are really annoying