Mannn whattt😂 the move makes ZERO GEOGRAPHIC sense

Change is good.

And the one before the yelling, was the only borderline call at all. Unless a call is egregiously wrong, complaining about 1 call is idiotic.

@@sfan2767 that's not what he was complaining about. hyde said after the game that the umpire said something disrespectful/inappropriate to the dugout. nobody really knows what was said but he didn't get heated about balls and strikes

@@matt3851 That's super strange, and concerning if the De Jesus said something unprompted at all, and even more serious if it was disrespectful/inappropriate. It'd also explain wanting to talk to Marquez. And it's bad that Lindsey didn't mention this, if she knew about it. If she learned later, the video should ether be deleted and reposted or have a pinned comment.

@@sfan2767 De Jesus looked like he was puzzled as to why Hyde even went out there. I assume it can't be THAT bad, whatever he said.

21 games out because the Yankees are on fire. The O's had a good June, but still a long way to go. They are fun to watch again.

Dickish. Unnecessarily so.

Last dance, we’re coming…and you know it.

@@2yearsapart678 O's are on fire!

Oh yeah, one of my favorite modern ballparks I've ever visited. Very open, kinda feels like a minor league park in the best way possible.

Yeah the old Metrodome had nostalgic value for me because that's where I went while growing up but Target field is a huge upgrade

In this video. If you watch the game and all the calls, much much different. And Baltimore manager upset with ump’s comments to their dugout. Announcers at following game that had access to the plate audio were surprised the ump was back on the field for that next game. Complaint lodged with ump organization. This video misrepresents what took place.

@@tomgates316 If the umpire was bad all game, why would Hyde choose this particular time to complain? It simply makes Hyde look dumb.

@@alanhess9306 because the umpire said something to the dugout or to Cedric that Hyde thought was inappropriate and disrespectful

@@matt3851 So you think players can throw temper tantrums and scream at umpires, but the umpire was disrespectful for saying something inappropriate? How about we hold players to the same standard we hold umpires?

​@@alanhess9306 i never said any of that lol. you asked why hyde got upset at that particular time so i told you why...the ump said something that hyde felt was disrespectful/inappropriate during ced's at bat. i never even gave you my opinion at all lmao.

He was mad because the umpire kept looking into the dugout. The field is in front of him, not in the dugout

@@danger170388 yeah, except there's clearly someone in the dugout repeatedly yelling about something stupid

@@TurnedToast then he addresses it and tells them to stop. By just staring into the dugout he's antagonizing the situation instead of stopping it

@@danger170388 And then they keep yelling. And the manager comes out to scream over literally nothing

@@TurnedToast Paying attention to the game is his job. dealing with distractions comes with it. As mentioned by Lee- he can tolerate it or stop it. Staring at the dugout is just an ego battle

NHL officials as well. NBA refs are definitely somewhat less tolerant, but not to the extent of MLB umps.

This might sound silly, but I'm wondering if the ambient noise in an NFL stadium or NBA arena drown things out, as opposed to relative quiet on the field during a baseball game in between any dramatic moments.

They are extremely tolerant in professional baseball. Tell me you've never umpired a single game without telling me. The amount of F-bombs thrown their way will blow your mind. However, by rule, leaving the dugout to argue balls and strikes is an immediate ejection. Unlike other sports, baseball does not have a penalty for poor conduct such as the penalty box, 15-yard personal foul or a technical foul. The penalty for conduct unbecoming to the game is removal.

A lot of it is in the rules.

So a second hand report is what you are basing this on?

@@rickhaavisto9023 Given the person’s reputation I have no personal reason to question it.

There was absolutely nothing shown in this video that would warrant the umpire being pulled from a game.

Surprised the umpire was working 3rd base next game? That’s standard rotation for a crew of 4, so…

@@alanhess9306 Because the issue wasn't visual it was verbal. Hyde said he thought there was a disrespectful exchange between the ump and his bench and the club is pursuing it "through channels". If it was just the normal heated exchange that would not be happening, so it seems there might have been something said beyond the usual back-and-forth. If you watched the whole game, the strike zone was inconsistent.

Martin was wild, but Weaver was in a league of his own in that category. Also Pinella and Herzog

"I've won more than I've lost!" - Earl

@@VisibilityFoggy "you're here for one reason, and that's just to fuck us!!" 😅😅

Woman, not girl.

In that sequence he did. The calls seemed to go against Baltimore after the ejection.

He missed a lot of calls later in the game

He was only 91% accurate, and favored the Twins noticeably. It was a badly umpired game by De Jesus.

@@Jetsweep379 That's just objectively wrong. Stop being wrong, boomer.

As an Orioles fan, I agree. He said he felt that De Jesus was being disrespectful in how he addressed the dugout. But that didn’t warrant Hyde reacting the way he did. He should have simply told De Jesus how they felt, saying they believe he could have handled it better.

Lindsay does most of them, T-Mac does the teachables.

@@Ghostrider6A Both do a great job. I really like Lindsay's sense of humor and approach. T-Mac I was never an umpire, my dad loved baseball more than me and was an umpire.

@@l_Live_In_Oregon They're both awesome. I follow Lindsay on Twitter. Haven't found T-Mac on any social media.

That's who you're supposed to complain to when you have an issue with an umpire the crew chief is supposed to be in control of the crew. Just the same as if the ump has to say something to the dugout it usually told to the manager

So what you're telling us is that you haven't really paid attention on this KZfaq channel.

This is starting to get worse in MLB. Umpires are constantly putting their hands on managers and players and nothing ever happens. If a manager even breathes on an ump, he gets a 10 game suspension.

@@bsdsooner Good touch vs. bad touch.

If I cared enough I'd look up what the actual cause was, but Lane M's guess is as good as any: de Jesus was staring into the dugout Kulpa-"I can do anything I want"-style, and as with that infamous incident the manager was telling him to watch the game. It's sad enough to allude to but minimize the actual cause (the usual), but it's _really_ sad to pretend there was none. Let alone to betray such obvious bias as to say it's a matter of "How do you like it if we came to *your* job and yelled in your ear". Last I checked... baseball isn't only the umpires' workplace territory and the players aren't customers. They're coworkers (or vendors if you prefer) who usually deserve at least minimal respect... and de Jesus is one of the worst umpires there is for showing obvious contempt on his face. He does it so often that it's even present in this video's version (2:19). I imagine that actually endears him a great deal to some people - but definitely not the people he regularly shows it to.

Hi, Brandon!

Disagree.

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