Umpire ejects Derek Shelton for arguing a legal ABS challenge, a breakdown

and Bell is the tying run at the plate.

There's two outs. They've got their

closer in. It's ball one. It's ball two.

It's ball three. Did he go? NO.

Three and0. That is ball four. No. Come

on. We're tapping our helmet. He's

running down the first and he's like,

"Yeah, I'll just head back home. I know

what this one's gonna say." I agree. It

was a good tap. He's proud of them.

Three-0 pitch. Usually umpires expand. I

wonder if that umpire was like in his

head. He's like, "I don't expand because

then they're going to tap on me." He

didn't. Got tapped on anyway. Next

pitch, fouled back. Full count. Big

pitch. Goes with a back door breaking

ball. And then he's tapping his head.

The pitcher on the mound. He's allowed

to do it. The batter is allowed to do

it. The catcher's allowed to do it. So

they give it to him. We're going to go.

This is either two on or strike three.

It's strike three. What a turn of

events. Instead of two runners on, it's

the third strike. It's an out. They're

celebrating in the crowd, but someone

doesn't like it. It's the manager of the

Twins, Shelton. He's not happy about it

at all. He says, "Chris,

that's way too late." Yep. He's

not happy. Look, Cal's in the crowd and

he says, uh, he's arguing it took too

long. All over it, AS YOU'D EXPECT. GOD

DAMN IT. THAT'S That's

too late. THAT'S TOO

LATE.

IT'S TOO LATE. NO,

IT'S NOT. IT'S LATE. COME ON. IT'S

That's too late. And he gets

ejected right there. That's why his face

changed. That's why he went from this

TO THAT. OH, BECAUSE HE JUST got

ejected. There's no video of it. So, we

don't know if the umpire threw him out

emphatically or just sadly, but he got

ejected and his IMMEDIATE REACTION IS,

"OH, YOU. Are you me?"

Oh, that's way too late. Godamn

it, Chris. That's the umpire's name. I

always love when they just casually drop

that. Speaking of umpire Chris says,

"No, it's not. That's way too late."

Tell me. Tell me why. Tell me why. Tell

me why. Because it's too late. Supposed

to be 3 seconds. 3 seconds.

It's too late. Wait.

Too late. THAT'S A

CHALLENGE. THAT'S A

CHALLENGE. NO. YOU. THAT'S

Shel, he tapped right away.

HE KNOWS HE TAPPED LIKE THREE

TIMES. You know he didn't tap. It was

way TOO LATE.

>> I SAW HIM. It was way too late. YOU'RE

JUST DEFENDING YOUR FRIENDS. IT'S WAY

too late.

>> No, it's You guys missed it. He missed

it. AND YOU MISSED ME. I'M WATCHING. I'm

telling you that's

And he walks off the field and these

little this little boy. Look at this

little boy behind him.

Just getting a show. That's the bad man.

He swore and he is mad. He's going to

walk down in the dugout. He thinks it

was too late. If you didn't know, he

thinks it was too late. So, before we

check to see if he tapped too late, I I

had to figure out what the rule is. So,

I reached out. I read a lot of articles.

I reached out to Major League Baseball.

It is instantly you have to tap. And

there is a guideline that it's around

two seconds. So, I don't know where

Shelty got 3 seconds from, but you could

see him say right here because it's too

late. Supposed to be 3 seconds.

But I couldn't find anything on 3

seconds. Actually, I found two seconds.

And that it has to just be instantly

right away. Unless there's a play at a

base. If the catcher throws the ball to

second because the runner's stealing,

he's allowed to tap after he throws it

down. You know, that allows for a little

bit of delay. So, let's see. Here's the

pitch. And I'm guessing the timer starts

right after the umpire makes his call,

right? It's not like when he throws it.

It's not when the catcher catches it. I

would guess it's when he uh the umpire

makes the call. So, to my best

knowledge, we're going to start the

timer right here. And that's the first

tap. So, it's less than a second. Now,

what probably happened was, and then

we'll play it forward. And that's the

second tap. That's over two seconds, but

still less than three, which Sheld was

arguing. But, he did tap instantly. And

then there's a third one right there at

four seconds. I'm going to guess that

Shelton was watching the catcher and not

the pitcher and didn't see that tap

which happened at just the 1 second

mark. A little under the 1 second mark.

I think he was probably watching the

catcher to see if the catcher would tap.

He missed that one and he missed that

one and then he saw this one at the end

which was too late. But he probably

missed the first because he was watching

the catcher. That's my assumption. So

that's why he's upset. The game

continues. There's two outs. There's a

runner on first. That's a strike.

Probably maybe a ball. That's a ball.

And that is put in play and botched. Oh

no.

Manager gets ejected and the boys are

fired up. We've got the tying run on

first. He can't believe it. The ball

betrayed him. Giving it a little rub

down to get back on the good side.

Alman's up looking to get not out.

Boomch anyway. Uh then it's a strike and

then a ball and then we've got a ball in

play and it's going to be caught for the

last out. So he didn't the ejection did

not spark a good finish. The Orioles

just won. And that is our first ejection

about the communication issues o over

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