I don't think there's anything shocking about the video. The umps do have a beef though, as it's not supposed to exist.
The real story is "beanball", and that the umps have been told to do something about it, and that something has only resulted in early ejections and
the reluctance of pitchers to throw inside.
Like the prevalence of strike outs, getting rid of beanball would need to come from the club and in the farm system.
I don't think there's anything shocking about the video. The umps do have a beef though, as it's not supposed to exist.
The real story is "beanball", and that the umps have been told to do something about it, and that something has only resulted in early ejections and
the reluctance of pitchers to throw inside.
Like the prevalence of strike outs, getting rid of beanball would need to come from the club and in the farm system.
I don't think there's anything shocking about the video. The umps do have a beef though, as it's not supposed to exist.
The real story is "beanball", and that the umps have been told to do something about it, and that something has only resulted in early ejections and the reluctance of pitchers to throw inside.
Like the prevalence of strike outs, getting rid of beanball would need to come from the club and in the farm system.