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Angel accused of revenge call
Torres accuses Angel H. of making a call because of an argument earlier in the inning.
http://www.post-gazette.com/pg/06186/703425-63.stm |
Screw Torre, and any rat that accuses umpires of cheating.
Edit: See official apology to above named rat. |
Now are you saying a umpire couldn't let his emotions and ego get the better of him and call a close play against the team that has upset him???:rolleyes:
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No, I'm not saying an umpire couldn't, I'm saying that I don't trust rats, as they are always accusing umpires of cheating. It's never their poor coaching, or their team's bad play, it's the umpires screwing them.
I doubt that Angel Hernandez would allow an argument to affect his future judgment. He is trained to move on after altercations, just like the rest of us are. Yes, some umpires could let their emotions and egos get the better of them and purposely screw at team, but not likely at this high of level. |
You see that's the part that kills me.I know most umpires me included let things go but what I've seen of this umpire(and I don't get to see many games) he seems to want to look for trouble and seems to be a bit to aggressive.Just my observation.
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Psst.....it wasn't Joe Torre....it was the immortal Solomon Torres.
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My bad, it was Solomon Torres, an official cheese eating rodent player who was accusing Hernandez of cheating, not Joe Torre. My apologies to Joe Torre and his entire rat family.:)
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Time to call the Waaaaaaabulance.
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Cripes
Where is Emily when you need her.
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There ya go. I'm glad someone could bring the wood on this one :cool: |
A couple of thoughts:
If you've seen the play, its kind of rediculous. I don't know how Angel missed it. But I've missed some too I bet, so therefore... I don't think its a big deal when a team feels they got the short end of the stick. In any game there are close calls, and invariably one team will end up getting most of them at least in some games. And it can be VERY frustrating for that team. I'm not blasting Angel here, I'm just sypathisizing with the Pirates. They've lost so many games this year, and they must feel as though the world is against them. They lost this game in part to the umpiring. All that being said, stuff like this should not be bled to the media. It looks very bad for those who are involved, both umpire and players/coaches. And it disgraces the game that these guys make millions off of. I can understand why they are upset, its an emotional game. Angel made a mistake, but we all miss some, even those that seem to be obvious. Its a part of the game, unfortunately. But in the end, as somebody said before, "WAAA WAAA SOMEBODY CALL THE WAMBULANCE" |
Anyone that doesnt think umpires make revenge calls,havent been watching the same game i've been watching for 50 yrs.And Angle is one with the biggest chip on his shoulder.
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It is clear that you will never understand any kind of umpiring or officiating issue. Peace |
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Second, if you think he has a chip on his shoulder, do you remember George Magerkurth, who used to challenge players to fistfights after the game? Angel is a pussycat compared with the umpires of yesteryear. |
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angel bisector. Its lame but i'm trying to think back to geometry.
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Jocko
Jocko Conlan was another fighter. He was one of the umpires depicted in Norman Rockwell's "Bottom of the Sixth".
Conlan was noted for his polka-dot tie, Irish wit and clashes with Leo Durocher, Frisch and other firebrands. Durocher, then a coach with the Los Angeles Dodgers, got the worse of a kicking match with the arbiter after being ejected in a game in 1961. Durocher kicked dirt onto the umpire, but Conlan, who was wearing shin guards and steel-toe shoes, kicked back. "Every time Jocko kicked me, he raised on a lump on my shins," Durocher said. "Every time I kicked him, I bruised my toes. All at once it occurred to me that these were the lousiest odds I'd ever come up against." |
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