MLB Ejection 114 - Stu Scheurwater (1; Joe Girardi)

[Lindsay]

HP Umpire Stu Scheurwater ejected Yankees Manager Joe Girardi (strike one call; QOCN) in the bottom of the 7th inning of the Rays-Yankees game. With none out and none on, Yankees batter Aaron Judge took a 0-0 fastball from Rays pitcher Sergio Romo for a called first strike. Replays indicate the...

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[conbo61]

Just for clarification, what does "QOCN" stand for?  I could not find the definition on your site.

Thank you.

[kylehutson]

20 minutes ago, conbo61 said:

Just for clarification, what does "QOCN" stand for?  I could not find the definition on your site.

Thank you.

Quality of Call = No

In other words, the call which the ejected person(s) were complaining about was a bad call.

[Thunderheads]

love to see the plot on that one.....  if it missed, it didn't miss by much!

[conbo61]

16 minutes ago, Thunderheads said:

love to see the plot on that one.....  if it missed, it didn't miss by much!

[dumbdumb]

for better or for worse - here were the pitches in the AB in which the batter singled on the 4th pitch.

[grayhawk]

Aside from the missed pitch, the umpire handled himself quite well.

[LRZ]

On 7/28/2017 at 8:30 PM, grayhawk said:

Aside from the missed pitch, the umpire handled himself quite well.

What I take away from many of these clips is how well the pros maintain their composure in the face (literally!) of a screaming, angry manager or player.