100% Agree! MLB should toss any player who comes out of the bullpen or dugout, or the on-deck hitter if he intercedes. Keep disagreements strictly between the umpires, mgrs, and involved players.

He is the organist

We are trying to make the stadium last as long as possible here in Baltimore. We don't want to overuse it.

Me and your Mother were there.

@@joeshipley666 My Mother is 94 and in a rest home so, good for you...You rascal

@@pavanatanaya tell her to bring her dentures next time

@@joeshipley666 Its your fetish. Just tell her before you pay her next time

I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure he's the organist for the Anaheim Ducks.

He posted it already.

David Bell ejected? Reds musta played baseball

Joey Votto gets a game in the cooler

In a Baltimore vs. Toronto game? Also, too?

I think this one DID.

I really hope he sees this comment! Personally, I didn’t know about the “make your own musical work and play it for greater than 30 seconds in your own video so that you can claim it” lol it’s actually genius! Even if it’s not much, in a situation like this he could split revenue with the MLB.

that isn't up to the umpires why you listen to video

@@critter2 - Try reading the video title moron.. *"Jerry Meals (THE UMPIRE) Ejects Alek Manoah (THE PITCHER) After HBP"*

@@stevelucero9047 first Chris did a poor job explaining his point, second I agree that the umpire should be able to eject the pitcher right away however, MLB has a different view. The umpire did eject the pitcher but Gil has info that there is a MLB policy that the umpires get together before ejecting a pitcher in the case of an intentional throw at batter, edit: 6:40 also "can't unilaterally throw out or warn..." Therefore the umpire is not allowed to throw out the pitcher right away in this situation, he must meet and discuss and/or confirm the ejection before making said ejection.

Vladdy was lowkey going off in the background lol

Orioles game for ya

That's Gil, not TMac

The voice that you are hearing throughout the video is Gil Imber, he is also a organist for the Anaheim Ducks.. the song the organist played is a song Gil Imber created

No hard to make it look like that. Out of all the places a slipped pitch could have gone, it just so happens flies towards the batter's head. Not buying it.

how was not to home runs and next batter get hit how is not

Manoah, does tend to miss with his fastball high on the arm side. It's been something I noticed from watching his starts.

CLEARLY INTENTIONALLY.

It’s so funny to watch them jog out just to miss all the action

@@sambmackenzie You’d think they would stop after that happened so many times lol I get that you want to support your teammates but the pitchers have nothing to do with these fights lol

It’s so pathetic when the bullpens run all the way out way after the fact. Why is it still allowed

Especially since MLB allegedly wants to save time on games. These bench clearing incidents take up quite a bit of time.

Bullpens usually defuse, that’s why

Not a chance.

@@legalizeweed3830 5 games is average penalty for intentionally pitching at batter (at least 10 for throwing at the head) for a starting pitcher (violation of 8.02d)

@@legalizeweed3830 Why not he intentionally threw at a batter because a couple of players hit home runs. If the umpires didn't think it was intentionally they wouldn't have ejected him.

STOP CALLING LITTLE THINGS DISGRACES

How about ban pitchers who take out their shitty performance by hitting batters intentionally

@@poisonpotato1 Sadly, no.. as a guy who played the game, I can see value in plunking a hitter once in a while. In the case of back-to-back bombs... well, not so much.. but one in a while you need to make the hitter uncomfortable in the box.. and plunking a guy will do that. The problem is in today's sport with the many diva's.. getting hit is now considered offensive rather than gamesmanship... much like those same Diva's constantly argue ball/strikes even though the rule is quite plain about what will happen.... Personally, a player that charges the mound is gone... game over... I might keep the pitcher just to send the message.. when you take the game into your own hands before I can do anything... and you'll be the one punished...

Probably because the Orioles escalated the situation unnecessarily by coming out of the dugout when even Franco didn't want them to. Also you kind of just have to stand up for your team in a situation like this.

@@itsjeff9613 Bullshit...The situation was under control and Montoyo escalated it when he finger pointed and yelled something at Hyde.

If Montoyo is running his mouth, there is likely a reason for it.

@@snapmalloy5556 Yes but the situation was also under control until Hyde led his team out of the dugout. Also Chuck brings up a good point Montoyo is a very calm guy, so if he's mad there is defenitely a reason for it.

@@itsjeff9613 He didn't lead them out...C'mon man. You can clearly see him trying to get them not to run out.

why would a 22 year old rookie in like his 4th start hit a .200 batter intentionally?

bull shit

@@critter2 Oh, well that's certainly a well-thought out reply that fosters a productive discussion. Come back to me when you've got something more intelligent to say than "nuh uh".

@@almostfm It was CLEARLY intended.

there no proof there no proof it wasn't of anything you people really just don't get it

@@critter2 just like you don’t get English

I think Jomboy has sponsors for most of his videos so I would assume that’s where most of his revenue comes from.

@@cjgates24 Technically, both Jomboy and this channel is arguably something that should be monetized as both channels are covered by fair use as they are criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching. You'd have to defend it against the MLB though if they choose to go all the way past the usual process, which is a problem for a simple channel like this. Even Jomboy would have a problem, which makes me assume he's got an agreement with MLB.

You do know that the O’s color analyst is in the Hall of Fame. He knows something about pitching.

@@mikecumbo7531 Good for him, but it really doesn't take much to realise that it wasn't intentional, the hit hit 4 batters in 18 innings in AAA and two in the MLB, plus Franco was literally trying to keep his team in the dugout, clearly Manoah said something that indicated to him that it wasn't intentional. It was really funny though to hear the one broadcaster just calling him a completely different name.

@@itsjeff9613 Players don’t necessarily get ejected only because a HBP was intentional. Intentional or not, hitting a guy can create a very dangerous situation when throwing as hard as these pitchers do. For an umpire, it’s less about intent and more about keeping the peace. At the end of the day though, you have to be able to control your stuff at that level.

@@jw_023But does ejecting someone who clearly doesn't deserve it really keep the peace? Sure, maybe the Orioles feel vindicated but the whole thing was just mismanaged, benches had no need to come out, and they made a big deal out of what really was nothing, Franco was in pain and was understandably upset, and then Manoah was telling him it wasn't intentional and Franco was fine and tried to keep his guys in the dugout. Either way doesn't matter the Jays got their vindication in the 9th anyway.

@@itsjeff9613 Here’s what I see. After he hit the guy he then immediately walked towards home plate and started talking. Regardless of what you want to say he said, that made it look intentional. Especially when you consider that the pitch in question was the very first pitch after the previous two batters homered. Bottom line, you need to be able to control your stuff and you can’t go around hitting guys when you throw as hard as a major league pitcher. Especially not in the MLB where players can be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. You also can’t go around inciting brawls in the MLB.

His command was off, not his control. If his control was off, he would have more than 1 walk. He gave up 4 hits and they were all bombs. Probably never been whacked around the yard like that before. Got pissed off and drilled him.

@@bazoballislife I don't think there's enough here to make that assumption and ejection IMO.

@@darrenwildeman5276 Here’s what I see. Whether the HBP was intentional or not, after he hit the guy he then immediately walked towards home plate and started talking. Regardless of what you want to say he said, that made it look intentional. Bottom line, you need to be able to control your stuff and you can’t go around hitting guys when you throw as hard as a major league pitcher. Especially not in the MLB where players can be worth hundreds of millions of dollars. You also can’t go around inciting brawls in the MLB.

@@jw_023 go tell that to amir garrett

@@magicizaproblem how many times has he been ejected?

@ Brian heard your team is in 5 place what are you to say the blue jays are trash

Or he could just not fucking suck and throw strikes. He let up 5 runs to the fucking Orioles. If you actually know him (you don’t) tell him he’s a fucking bum

@@Chafe3 you can only wish to clean up his ass after a night of chilli con queso!!!!

@@dougthegreat1808 If you know him tell you friend not to throw at batters just because he gives up 2 homeruns.

Thankfully he got tossed before he let in any more runs and we were able to win the game.

NO WAY it was intentional. If it was not why did the umpire eject him?

Well, considering that the person editing, commenting on, and uploading the video is the person who wrote the music being played, I think it's a valid concern.

It's someone's livelihood. You shouldn't have a professional sports franchise using someone's work and not compensating them for it or not respecting their wishes on when and where it can be used.

You should have actually listened to what he said