Cabrera Ejected

[Umpire in Chief]

Legit Ejection... Hor$e$h+ Announcers.

When Cabrera turns to say something to Angel Hernandez it definitely wasn't "You're the best" 

 

[gnhbua93]

Looks like Matt Wieters is wearing the V2 Force3 Defender mask.

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[Richvee]

Please tell me  FP Santagilo didn't actually say "for those of you who don't know, time HAS TO BE GRANTED" 

Every time I hear this ass, he moves up my list of worst announcers EVER.

[grayhawk]

Did I hear the announcer say that time has to be granted by the umpire when requested by the batter?

[Richvee]

4 minutes ago, grayhawk said:

Did I hear the announcer say that time has to be granted by the umpire when requested by the batter?

Good..Someone else heard it too....I thought I was dreaming. Hard to believe this guy actually played MLB.

[umpstu]

19 minutes ago, Richvee said:

Please tell me  FP Santagilo didn't actually say "for those of you who don't know, time HAS TO BE GRANTED" 

Every time I hear this ass, he moves up my list of worst announcers EVER.

Could he have possibly meant that the batter just can't get time every time he asks?  That time has to actually be granted?

[grayhawk]

Could he have possibly meant that the batter just can't get time every time he asks?  That time has to actually be granted?

Hmm, could be.

[Richvee]

3 minutes ago, umpstu said:

Could he have possibly meant that the batter just can't get time every time he asks?  That time has to actually be granted?

Ahhh, I see...perhaps you're right. He left out the end of his sentence then..."For those of you who don't know, time has to granted by the umpire".

In that case I apologize to FP...This time.....He's still an ass.

[Thunderheads]

15 hours ago, gnhbua93 said:

Looks like Matt Wieters is wearing the V2 Force3 Defender mask.

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I'm surprised you noticed .........  

[Thunderheads]

10 hours ago, umpstu said:

Could he have possibly meant that the batter just can't get time every time he asks?  That time has to actually be granted?

Actually, listening to it again, I think @umpstu is right .... he's saying that time must be granted by the umpire, ...just because you ask doesn't mean it'll happen .... at least that's how I took it after I listened to it again

[stkjock]

10 hours ago, grayhawk said:

Did I hear the announcer say that time has to be granted by the umpire when requested by the batter?

 

34 minutes ago, Thunderheads said:

Actually, listening to it again, I think @umpstu is right .... he's saying that time must be granted by the umpire, ...just because you ask doesn't mean it'll happen .... at least that's how I took it after I listened to it again

/\  this is the way I took it watching it yesterday.

 

Gil's been slacking on posting his EJ reports on UE

 

http://www.closecallsports.com/2017/03/spring-ejection-s-7-angel-hernandez.html

[Umpire in Chief]

51 minutes ago, stkjock said:

Gil's been slacking on posting his EJ reports on UE

 

He doesn't post those manually, I have a feed. Let me see if this is working correctly.

[stkjock]

12 minutes ago, Umpire in Chief said:

He doesn't post those manually, I have a feed. Let me see if this is working correctly.

AHH, I don't think it is, he commented about the RSS feed in a post the other day.

[beerguy55]

OK - so what if Hernandez ejected him immediately - ie. before Cabrera reached first base - does Cabrera enter the Phantom Zone and can't proceed to first base?

 

I would have really liked to see him eject Cabrera right away, and then have Cabrera turn around and start arguing before he got to first base.

[noumpere]

1 hour ago, beerguy55 said:

OK - so what if Hernandez ejected him immediately - ie. before Cabrera reached first base - does Cabrera enter the Phantom Zone and can't proceed to first base?

 

I would have really liked to see him eject Cabrera right away, and then have Cabrera turn around and start arguing before he got to first base.

Didn't watch the play, but .... ejections during playing action don't take effect until the end of playing action.

[maven]

17 minutes ago, noumpere said:

Didn't watch the play, but .... ejections during playing action don't take effect until the end of playing action.

And Cabrera was not out, just ejected. The team will put in a substitute to run.

[LittleBlue]

There's been an awful lot of spring training ejections this year. Should be an interesting season to come.

[EMump]

OK - so what if Hernandez ejected him immediately - ie. before Cabrera reached first base - does Cabrera enter the Phantom Zone and can't proceed to first base?
 
I would have really liked to see him eject Cabrera right away, and then have Cabrera turn around and start arguing before he got to first base.

By rule ejections can only happen at the end of playing action. If a player does something during the play i.e. says something to the home plate umpire, they can be ejected until the end of the play.

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[Lindsay]

We've encountered that very issue (ejection during a live ball).

In 2013, Marvin Hudson ejected Stephen Strasburg and Davey Johnson for intentionally throwing at a batter (after warnings) during live play. With a runner on third, Strasburg's threw a fastball behind the batter for a wild pitch, resulting in a live ball ejection mechanic after which the runner from third scored a run. Disqualifications can occur during play, but are not effective until the conclusion of said play. In other words, Strasburg could have conceivably covered home plate and tagged out the runner, even though he had already been ejected during that specific play.

We used the following OBR (Rule 8.01(d) / formerly 9.01(d)) for UEFL scoring (e.g., did the run score before the ejection? Answer: YES):

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If an umpire disqualifies a player while a play is in progress, the disqualification shall not take effect until no further action is possible in that play.