kingofsports114
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It seemed like every single at bat the Yankees turned their head to the umpire and had quite a long conversation. Several times after strikeouts they got in his face. I guess it's a good thing that Brandon Phillips isn't on the Rangers lol
Notice the source, you're a Yankees fan. The umpire was consistent with his calls. He likes to make batters swing. That's why it's a sin to be ejected on your first at bat. Only complainers argue balls and strikes on their first at bat. The Rangers swung their bats, the Yankees didn't. Notice who complained more.
To Yankees fan #2, again, the umpire was giving a wide strike zone. He called the inside pitch on both teams, he did not call the outside pitch. He wanted to make batters swing. The Rangers swung, the Yankees did not.
Notice the source, you're a Yankees fan. The umpire was consistent with his calls. He likes to make batters swing. That's why it's a sin to be ejected on your first at bat. Only complainers argue balls and strikes on their first at bat. The Rangers swung their bats, the Yankees didn't. Notice who complained more.
To Yankees fan #2, again, the umpire was giving a wide strike zone. He called the inside pitch on both teams, he did not call the outside pitch. He wanted to make batters swing. The Rangers swung, the Yankees did not.