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.

Notorious MLB umpire Angel Hernandez went viral during Thursday's Tigers-Mets game for his latest terrible call on a hit-by-pitch. Angel Hernandez needed barely one week into the new MLB season to ...

Hernandez not only let the pitch count, but punched out Gleyber Torres on what appeared to be a clear ball. You can usually set your watch to Ángel Hernández getting a call wrong.

In the first game, Detroit had the bases loaded with a 6-3 lead in the top of the 11th inning. Spencer Torkelson was at the plate to face Mets pitcher Michael Tonkin, looking to add more insurance.

He has brought much of it on himself over his long career. Like the time he threw the hat of then-Dodgers first base coach Mariano Duncan into the stands following an argument in 2006. Or, in 2001 ...

Angel Hernandez needed barely one week into the new MLB season to go full Angel Hernandez.. The infamous MLB umpire made another bad call during Thursday’s game between the Detroit Tigers and ...

Major League Baseball said Angel Hernandez was on track to umpire in the 2018 World Series before getting overturned three times at first base on video reviews during Game 3 of that year's AL ...

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Angel Hernandez's 2024 season off to a flying start Hernandez was the home plate umpire for the first leg on Thursday's doubleheader between the Detroit Tigers and New York Mets.

Hernandez has made headlines for all the wrong reasons in 2024. If MLB were a fair and just league, he'd be out of a job by now, and that's not something I take lightly.

Harper was livid after the call. He walked all the way up the third base line gesturing and screaming at Hernandez, appearing to say, "That's bull----" and "that's so (bleeping) weak," among other ...

Angel Hernandez is retiring. His legacy as one of MLB's most controversial figures is certain to last even as he descends into the background.