In this captivating video, witness the dramatic series of events as umpire Angel Hernandez makes three controversial calls in ...

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The X site Umpire Auditor shared video of the strikeout and wrote: “Umpire Laz Diaz rang up Jake Magnum on a pitch that missed outside by 6.83 inches. With that call, Laz Diaz has taken the crown from ...

Longtime umpire Ángel Hernández, who unsuccessfully sued Major League Baseball for racial discrimination, is retiring immediately. During a career that lasted more than three decades, the 62 ...

This is as bad as it gets: ** NEW UMPIRE AUDITOR RECORD ** Umpire Angel Hernandez rang up Wyatt Langford on three consecutive pitches out of the zone. The strikeout pitch missed outside by 6.78 ...

It wasn’t just the naked eye that knew Angel Hernandez was blowing calls again. The data backed up the obvious conclusion. MLB’s most controversial umpire called strikes on three straight ...

It’s not baseball season without Angel Hernandez — for better and worse. The controversial umpire had another awful moment behind the plate, and this one did not sit well with the Rangers ...

News of the controversial umpire's retirement was met with almost universal glee from baseball fans who were tired of Hernández's repeated missed calls (Hernandez worked only 10 games during the ...

NEW YORK -- 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 American League ...

It is the end of a wild career for MLB umpire Angel Hernandez, who announced his retirement late Monday night. Hernandez last worked on May 9, and now, it seems to make sense why he had been off ...

The attitude, therefore, has to change. A call made with conviction before there was instant replay — never mind high-definition replay from all angles — was once a sign of officiating strength.

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.