Max Scherzer freaks out after replay review doesn't go Toronto's way, a breakdown

Apr 7, 2025 778.1K views 6:46

What Happened

The Toronto Blue Jays are taking on the New York Mets in a close game, with the score tied in the late innings. In the top of the 8th, the Mets have a runner on base with one out. New York Mets pitcher Mackenzie Gore is on the mound, facing Blue Jays outfielder George Springer. Gore throws a series of fastballs, eventually walking Springer to put runners on first and second. Up next is Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who lays down a beautiful bunt to advance the runners. The camera follows the ball's trajectory in a smooth, tracking shot. Miles Straw is the next batter for Toronto, and he hits a shallow fly ball to center field. The Mets' center fielder dives but can't make the catch, allowing the runners to advance. The play at the plate is close, and the umpire initially calls the runner out. However, Blue Jays manager Charlie Montoyo challenges the call, and the replay review officials take a close look from multiple camera angles. After careful consideration, they overturn the call, ruling the runner safe. This sparks an impassioned reaction from Mets pitcher Max Scherzer, who vehemently disagrees with the decision. "What do we have that replay for?" Scherzer shouts, his striking blue eyes reflecting his frustration. "Come on. What the [ __ ] are you doing?" The Mets dugout shares Scherzer's disbelief, with the players and coaches all visibly upset by the overturned call. The inning continues, with the next Mets batter lining a ball to center field. The Blue Jays' center fielder makes a diving catch to end the threat and preserve the tie game. It's an eventful, back-and-forth sequence that showcases the intensity of the rivalry between these two teams and the high stakes of the late-inning drama.

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Sherzer's upset about the call after the

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