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After 10 umpires—including seven crew chiefs—retired to close out 2022, Major League Baseball promoted seven veteran umpires to fill the crew chief vacancies. Senior-most on MLB's list of new chiefs is Lance Barksdale, with Dan Bellino, Chris Conroy, James Hoye, Adrian Johnson, Alan Porter, and Todd Tichenor rounding out the new appointments.

In the table below, we have summarized data, including the umpire's age at time of promotion to crew chief, the year of their MLB debut (the era of NL and AL league-specific debuts is just about over), World Series postseason experience, and as we did last time for the 10 Triple-A call-ups hired to the full-time MLB staff, Replay Overturn Rate and Plate Score. The rankings for both Replay and Plate columns are scaled from one (best) to 19 (lowest), relative to other MLB crew chiefs.
NameAgeMLB DebutWorld Series?Replay Overturn RateReplay RankPlate ScorePlate Rank
Barksdale, Lance562000Yes (2)17.7493.41
Bellino, Dan442008Yes (1)15.3892.85
Conroy, Chris482010Yes (1)12.31792.94
Hoye, James522003Yes (2)13.61492.68
Johnson, Adrian472006No13.91391.715
Porter, Alan452010Yes (1)16.6593.32
Tichenor, Todd462007Yes (1)15.7792.76

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Alternate Link: Announcing and reviewing MLB's seven crew chief hires (CCS)

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Wasn't Bellino the one with the awkward Bumgarner moment?

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26 minutes ago, Velho said:

Wasn't Bellino the one with the awkward Bumgarner moment?

It was, but he did make a nice apology afterwards and admitted he was in the wrong.  I actually liked his apology as honest ones are so rare today. 

He said he was given great advice when he started umpiring.  The advice given was to umpire every game as if his children were sitting in the front row.  He said he fell short of that with Mad Bum and he took from accountability for his actions, but he would learn from it and he wanted to apologize.

On the other side, Mad Bum's comment was a bit comical, but what you would expect to hear from him. And I quote: "...if you want to play 'this little piggy' go down to the f-ing Minors where there are kids".

Diamondbacks Pitcher Madison Bumgarner Goes Ballistic When Ump Tosses Him  After Weirdest Foreign Substance Check | Whiskey Riff

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