In this eye-opening video, we delve into the controversial decisions of MLB umpire Angel Hernandez as he makes crucial balk ...

Join us in this intriguing look at a baseball game where umpire Angel Hernandez becomes the center of attention. Watch as he ...

Umpire Angel Hernandez is set to retire from MLB. Troy Taormina-USA TODAY Sports The surprising news ends Hernández’s 33-year umpiring career which has been marred by controversial calls and ...

Umpire Angel Hernandez, at the center of controversy over his in-game calls amid an unsuccessful effort to sue MLB for racial discrimination, is retiring.

Hernandez has worked as an MLB umpire since 1993. In 2017, he sued MLB claiming that he was denied a crew chief role and World Series work because of racial discrimination.

MLB ‘He’s a bad umpire’: Ángel Hernández’s greatest misses Upon his retirement, here’s a look back at Ángel Hernández’s worst calls as an MLB umpire.

Angel Hernandez is ready for Opening Day after proving Friday he’s in midseason form. The notorious MLB umpire ejected Cardinals right-hander Lance Lynn from Friday’s spring training game ...

MLB umpire Angel Hernandez is shown during a game between the Minnesota Twins and Kansas City Royals on June 15, 2019, at Target Field in Minneapolis. (Brace Hemmelgarn/Minnesota Twins/Getty Images) ...

MLB Everyone knew Ángel Hernández’s name. That was the problem. With Ángel Hernández’s retirement, Major League Baseball’s Ump Show era can go away ...

So first, let's walk down memory lane: Angel Hernandez is retiring. Never forget one of the most legendary exchanges between a player and an umpire. Schwarber absolutely lost it😂 https://t.co ...

Angel Hernandez announced his retirement from umpiring on Monday. Standing at second base, Adam Rosales knew. So did the fans watching on TV and the ticket holders in the left-field bleachers.

Veteran Major League Baseball umpire Angel Hernandez kicked up a storm of controversy this week when he sued his bosses at the league, claiming racial discrimination. But that's nothing new for ...