Miller’s raw outburst proves even top umps crack under pressure. Also Read: “F*****g Saw That Too”- Live Mic Exposes MLB Umpire Bill Miller Cursing Himself Out Loudly At Fenway Park ...

Miller, who turns 58 this month, started as a major league umpire in 1999 and served as crew chief for the 2023 World Series, according to his MLB.com profile page. He has routinely worked ...

“It’s nice to see yourself viewed as a human being,” said umpire Tom Hallion. “Sometimes in our profession that’s overlooked.” Four innings in, the crowd got up the nerve to boo the ...

MLB umpire Hunter Wendelstedt was hit in the left ear by a line drive during a Mets-Twins game. Wendelstedt is thankful the injury wasn't more serious, acknowledging he was fortunate. Sometimes ...

After the game, New York Yankees fans joined Chisholm in criticizing the MLB umpire for the controversial call. Chisholm grew irate after the seventh-inning strikeout, getting tossed for arguing ...

However, even those atop the league office likely agree that it’s never a good sign when fans focus on an umpire ... MLB's buyers and sellers, Fry vs. Fried, and more. Kevin O'Connor and Tom ...

MLB umpire Hunter Wendelstedt was able to walk off the field Wednesday after taking a line drive to his head while working first base during the game between the Minnesota Twins and New York Mets.

The Philadelphia Phillies lost 10-4 against the San Franciso Giants and the whole MLB community put it all on umpire’s bad calls. The Phillies saw their crucial game slipping away from them ...

Longtime MLB umpire Tony Randazzo pulled off ... “That was as egregious a miss as you will see from a home plate umpire,” Phillies announcer Tom McCarthy said. Added Giants color commentator ...

Maybe it's time an eye exam for some MLB ... Tom McCarthy said "... Tony Randazzo has missed a couple tonight, but that was as egregious a miss as you will see from a home plate umpire." ...

MLB umpire Mark Ripperger is receiving praise for how he called a recent game. Ripperger was behind home plate for Thursday's game between the Kansas City Royals and the Minnesota Twins.

Mark Ripperger apparently does not miss. The MLB umpire Ripperger pulled off a very impressive feat on Thursday during the Kansas City Royals-Minnesota Twins game. Ripperger was behind home plate ...