For the 40th time in his managerial career, New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone was ejected, and the reasoning came to land after Aaron’s judge seemed to be stolen from a home run by George M. Steinbrenner Field referees on Sunday afternoon.
The Tampa Bay Rays replacement field, which generally serves as a Yankees spring training center, was part of the problem when the judge had a 111.7 MPH ball on the left ground at the top of the eighth round. It was not a question of knowing if it would leave the park; Would the ball are right?
The referees called The Ball Foul, including the marble referee Adam Beck and the coach of the third base Scott Barry, but he went to a rereading review called by the crew instead of the Yankees.
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New York Yankees Manager Aaron Boone is arguing with referee Scott Berry (not illustrated) against the Rays of Tampa Bay during the eighth round at George M. Steinbrenner Field. (Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn images)
During the video review, it appeared that the ball was just because it landed in a tree behind the stadium in the left field. But when the referees returned with their response, the call on the ground was a fault ball.
The Yankees canoe could not believe it, and things got worse when Boone did not agree with the following pitch, a cursor who, according to Beck, caught the strike area to strike the judge.
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Boone emerged from the canoe and discharged Beck, but he also took the time to cry to Barry. He descended the third baseline to approach the call they made concerning the judge’s fault ball.
New York Yankees Manager Aaron Boone is arguing with referee Scott Berry against Tampa Bay Rays during the eighth round at George M. Steinbrenner Field. (Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn images)
“The audacity of the call is remarkable,” said Boone, according to CBS Sports. “It is a home run, did not take place in us, however.”
The judge added: “I think everyone scratches their heads, but we can do it on this subject. They missed it, and we must simply continue.”
Fortunately for the Yankees, it didn’t hurt them at the end. Thanks to a brilliant performance by Max Fried on the mound, the Rays were kept for two strokes, while his teammates broke new in 4-0 victory to finish the series. New York won three games out of four, with their only defeat to come in a safeguard situation for Devin Williams on Saturday evening in Tampa Bay.
Judge Aaron from New York Yankees looks after the Tampa Bay Rays withdrawn during the eighth round at the George M. Steinbrenner Field. (Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn images)
If the judge’s circuit had been tried just, he would have been tied with Mike Trout de Los Angeles Angels and Cal Raleigh of the Seattle Mariners for the second plus in MLB with eight over the year. Tyler Soderstrom, from Oakland Athletics, leads MLB with new so far.
