Home plate umpire Angel Hernandez works a game between the New York Yankees and the Houston Astros at Yankee Stadium on Aug. 6, 2023 in the Bronx borough of New York City.

Bryce Harper on Angel Hernandez: "It's just, every year it's the same story, same thing" 00:40 Longtime umpire Ángel Hernández, who unsuccessfully sued Major League Baseball for racial ...

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) ...

Longtime controversial umpire Angel Hernandez is calling it a career, according to multiple reports. The 62-year-old has worked his last game in MLB as the home plate umpire at Guaranteed Rate ...

Hernández began his MLB career as an umpire in 1991 and became a full-time ump in the National League in '93. He worked the All-Star Game in '99, 2009 and '17, and the World Series in '02 and '05.

Umpire Angel Hernandez rang up Wyatt Langford on three consecutive pitches out of the zone. The strikeout pitch missed outside by 6.78 inches. This was the largest miss on a called strikeout in ...

Ángel Hernández, the polarizing veteran umpire who has drawn the wrath and exasperation from players, managers and fans alike over three decades, is retiring from Major League Baseball, a high ...

NEW YORK — Longtime umpire Ángel Hernández, who unsuccessfully sued Major League Baseball for racial discrimination, is retiring immediately. During a career that lasted more than three ...

Controversial Major League Baseball umpire, Angel Hernández is retiring mid-season. In doing so, it shows just how bad his reputation had gotten. Barring health concerns, it’s unprecedented for ...

On the night umpire Angel Hernandez announced his retirement from baseball, former big-league pitcher C.C. Sabathia posted a memorable farewell on X. It was a GIF from Looney Tunes. That’s all ...

Major League Baseball umpire Ángel Hernández announced his retirement Monday, ending an MLB career that began in 1991. He worked two World Series, eight league championship series and three All ...

MLB Ángel Hernández, baseball’s most infamous umpire, is retiring. Hernández, 62, has not worked a game since May 9. “I have decided that I want to spend more time with my family,” he said.