MLB Ejections 142-3 - Tumpane, Blakney (Counsell + 1 MIL)

HP Umpire John Tumpane ejected Brewers manager Craig Counsell and 3B Umpire Ryan Blakney ejected 3B Brian Anderson (no stop balk; QOCN) in the top of the 9th inning of the #Reds-#Brewers game. With none out and one on, Brewers pitcher Abner Uribe was called for a no-stop balk with Reds batter Matt McLain at the plate and baserunner RJ Friedl at first base. Replays indicate the pitcher appeared to come to a complete stop before delivering to the batter, the call was incorrect.* At the time of the ejection, the Reds were leading, 7-5. The Reds ultimately won the contest, 8-5.

This is John Tumpane (74)'s 4th ejection of 2023.

This is Ryan Blakney (36)'s 2nd ejection of 2023.

*Official Baseball Rule 6.02(a)(13) states "it is a balk when The pitcher delivers the pitch from Set Position without coming to a stop."

These are the 142nd and 143rd ejection reports of the 2023 MLB regular season.

This is the 67th manager ejection of 2023.

This is the 59th player ejection of 2023. Ejection Tally: 67 Managers, 59 Players, 17 Coaches.

This is Craig Counsell's 3rd ejection of 2023, 1st since May 6 (Chris Guccione; QOC = U [Pitch Clock]).

This is Brian Anderson's 1st ejection since August 27, 2022 (DJ Reyburn; QOC = N [Out/Safe]).

This is John Tumpane's 4th ejection of 2023, 1st since June 29 (Gabe Kapler; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).

This is Ryan Blakney's 1st ejection since August 31, 2022 (Brandon Crawford; QOC = Y [Check Swing]).

Wrap: Cincinnati Reds vs Milwaukee Brewers, 7/8/23 | Video as follows:

MLB Ejection 141 - Gabe Morales (2; Adolis Garcia)

HP Umpire Gabe Morales ejected Rangers RF Adolis Garcia (strike one call; QOCN) in the top of the 8th inning of the #Rangers-#Nationals game. With none out and none on, Garcia took a first-pitch fastball from Nats pitcher Kyle Finnegan for a called first strike before striking out swinging to end the at-bat. Replays indicate the pitch ruled strike one was located over the heart of home plate and below the hollow of the knee (px -0.26, pz 1.47 [sz_bot 1.70 / RAD 1.58 / MOE 1.50]), the call was incorrect. At the time of the ejection, the Nationals were leading, 8-3. The Nationals ultimately won the contest, 8-3.

This is Gabe Morales (47)'s 2nd ejection of 2023.

This pitch was located 0.36 vertical inches from being deemed correct.

This is the 141st ejection report of the 2023 MLB regular season.

This is the 58th player ejection of 2023. Ejection Tally: 66 Managers, 58 Players, 17 Coaches.

This is Texas' 6th ejection of 2023, 1st in the AL West (TEX 6; LAA, OAK, SEA 5; HOU 3).

This is Adolis Garcia's first career MLB ejection.

This is Gabe Morales' 2nd ejection of 2023, 1st since April 12 (Torey Lovullo; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).

Wrap: Texas Rangers vs Washington Nationals, 7/8/23 | Video as follows:

MLB Ejection 140 - Alfonso Marquez (2; Seby Zavala)

2B Umpire Alfonso Marquez ejected White Sox C Seby Zavala (out call overturned via Replay Review...ejection prior to Replay; QOCN) in the bottom of the 6th inning of the #Cardinals-#WhiteSox game. With none out and one on (R1), White Sox batter Luis Robert Jr hit a first-pitch sinker from Cardinals pitcher JoJo Romero on the ground to third baseman Nolan Arenado, who threw to second baseman Nolan Gorman as White Sox baserunner R1 Tim Anderson slid into second base, ruled an out by 2B Umpire Marquez and dropped on the transfer. Upon Replay Review as the result of a challenge by White Sox manager Pedro Grifol, Marquez's call was overturned to safe (drop). Replays indicate the fielder never possessed the baseball, the initial call was incorrect. At the time of the ejection, the Cardinals were leading, 5-1. The White Sox ultimately won the contest, 8-7.

This is Alfonso Marquez (72)'s 2nd ejection of 2023.

This is the 140th ejection report of the 2023 MLB regular season.

This is the 57th player ejection of 2023. Ejections: 66 Managers, 56 Players, 17 Coaches.

This is Chicago's 8th ejection of 2023, T-1st in the AL Central (CWS, MIN 8; KC 3; DET 2; CLE 0).

This is Seby Zavala's first career MLB ejection.

This is Alfonso Marquez's 2nd ejection of 2023, 1st since May 12 (Christian Walker; QOC = U [Check Swing]).

Wrap: St Louis Cardinals vs Chicago White Sox, 7/7/23 | Video as follows:

MLB Ejection 139 - Brennan Miller (3; Nick Pratto)

HP Umpire Brennan Miller ejected Royals 1B Nick Pratto (strike three call; QOCY) in the top of the 7th inning of the #Royals-#Guardians game. With one out and none on, Pratto took a 2-2 cutter from Guardians pitcher Aaron Civale for a called third strike. Replays indicate the pitch was located over the outer edge of home plate and thigh-high (px -0.86, pz 2.88), the call was correct.* At the time of the ejection, the Guardians were leading, 3-0. The Guardians ultimately won the contest, 3-0.

This is Brennan Miller (55)'s

*UEFL Rule 6-2-b-1 (Kulpa Rule): |0| < STRIKE < |.748| < BORDERLINE < |.914| < BALL.

This pitch was located 0.65 horizontal inches from being deemed incorrect.

This is the 139th ejection report of the 2023 MLB regular season.

This is the 56th player ejection of 2023. Ejections: 66 Managers, 56 Players, 17 Coaches.

This is Kansas City's 3rd ejection of 2023, 3rd in the AL Central (MIN 8; CWS 7; KC 3; DET 2; CLE 0).

This is Nick Pratto's first career MLB ejection.

This is Brennan Miller's 3rd ejection of 2023, 1st since June 27 (Jim Hickey; QOC = Y [Pitch Clock]).

Wrap: Kansas City Royals vs Cleveland Guardians, 6/7/23 | Video as follows:

MLB Ejection 138 - John Libka (2; Andy Haines)

HP Umpire John Libka ejected Pirates hitting coach Andy Haines (strike three call to Jack Suwinski; QOCY) in the top of the 7th inning of the #Pirates-#Dodgers game. With one out and none on, Suwinski took a 1-2 changeup from Dodgers pitcher Nick Robertson for a called third strike. Replays indicate the pitch was located over the inner half of home plate and above the hollow of the knee (px 0.44, pz 1.67 [sz_bot 1.64]), the call was correct.* At the time of the ejection, the Dodgers were leading, 4-2. The Dodgers ultimately won the contest, 5-2.

This is John Libka (84)'s 2nd ejection of 2023.

*This pitch was located 2.83 vertical inches from being deemed incorrect.

This is the 138th ejection report of the 2023 MLB regular season.

This is the 17th coach ejection of 2023. Ejections: 66 Managers, 55 Players, 17 Coaches.

This is Pittsburgh's 5th ejection of 2023, T-2nd in the NL Central (STL 6; CHC, CIN, MIL, PIT 5).

This is Andy Haines' 1st ejection since June 30, 2021 (Jeremie Rehak; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).

This is John Libka's 2nd ejection of 2023, 1st since April 11 (Nick Castellanos; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).

Wrap: Pittsburgh Pirates vs Los Angeles Dodgers, 7/6/23 | Video as follows:

MLB Ejection 137 - Nestor Ceja (2; Mike Ford)

HP Umpire Nestor Ceja ejected Mariners DH Mike Ford (strike three call; QOCY) in the top of the 7th inning of the #Mariners-#Astros game. With none out and one on, Ford took a 3-2 fastball from Astros pitcher Seth Martinez for a called third strike. Replays indicate the pitch was located over the outer edge of home plate and above the hollow of the knee (px -0.89, pz 1.84 [sz_bot 1.56]), the call was correct.* At the time of the ejection, the Mariners were leading, 4-0. The Mariners ultimately won the contest, 5-1.

This is Nestor Ceja (33)'s 2nd ejection of 2023.

*UEFL Rule 6-2-b-1 (Kulpa Rule): |0| < STRIKE < |.748| < BORDERLINE < |.914| < BALL.

This pitch was located 0.29 horizontal inches from being deemed incorrect.

This is the 137th ejection report of the 2023 MLB regular season.

This is the 55th player ejection of 2023. Ejections: 66 Managers, 55 Players, 16 Coaches.

This is Seattle's 5th ejection of 2023, T-1st in the AL West (LAA, OAK, SEA, TEX 5; HOU 3).

This is Mike Ford's first career MLB ejection.

This is Nestor Ceja's 2nd ejection of 2023, 1st since May 3 (Jarred Kelenic; QOC = N [Balls/Strikes]).

Wrap: Seattle Mariners vs Houston Astros, 7/6/23 | Video as follows:

MLB Ejection 136 - Dan Iassogna (4; Brandon Hyde)

HP Umpire Dan Iassogna ejected Orioles manager Brandon Hyde (warnings issued after HBP) in the top of the 8th inning of the #Orioles-#Yankees game. With two out and two on, Orioles batter Colton Cowser took a 1-0 sinker from Yankees pitcher Wandy Peralta for a hit by pitch. Replays indicate the pitch was located high and inside, the call was irrecusable. At the time of the ejection, the Orioles were leading, 14-0. The Orioles ultimately won the contest, 14-1.

This is Dan Iassogna (58)'s 4th ejection of 2023.

This is the 136th ejection of the 2023 MLB regular season.

This is the 66th manager ejection of 2023. Ejections: 66 Managers, 54 Players, 16 Coaches.

This is Baltimore's 5th ejection of 2023, 2nd in the AL East (NYY 7; BAL 5; BOS 4; TB 3; TOR 2).

This is Brandon Hyde's 3rd ejection of 2023, 1st since June 7 (Hunter Wendelstedt; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).

This is Dan Iassogna's 4th ejection of 2023, 1st since May 18 (Gavin Sheets; QOC = N [Balls/Strikes]).

Wrap: Baltimore Orioles vs New York Yankees, 7/6/23 | Video as follows:

MLB Ejection 135 - Jerry Layne (3; Phil Nevin)

HP Umpire Jerry Layne ejected Angels manager Phil Nevin (ball two and four calls to Manny Machado; QOCY) in the bottom of the 7th inning of the #Angels-#Padres game. With one out and two on, Padres batter Machado took a 1-1 sweeper and 3-2 fastball from Angels pitcher Jacob Webb for called second and fourth balls. Replays indicate the pitch ruled ball two was located over the inner half of home plate and above the midpoint (px -0.56, pz 3.72 [sz_top 3.62 / RAD 3.74 / MOE 3.66]) and the pitch ruled ball four was located over the inner half of home plate and below the hollow of the knee (px -0.38, pz 1.66 [sz_bot 1.73 / RAD 1.61 / MOE 1.69]), the call was correct. At the time of the ejection, the game was tied, 3-3. The Padres ultimately won the contest, 5-3.

This is Jerry Layne (24)'s 3rd ejection of 2023.

This is the 135th ejection report of the 2023 MLB regular season.

This is the 65th manager ejection of 2023. Ejections: 65 Managers, 54 Players, 16 Coaches.

This is Los Angeles' 5th ejection of 2023, T-1st in the AL West (LAA, OAK, TEX 5; SEA 4; HOU 3).

This is Phil Nevin's 4th ejection of 2023, 1st since June 10 (Phil Cuzzi; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).

This is Jerry Layne's 3rd ejection of 2023, 1st since May 30 (Alex Cintron; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).

Wrap: Los Angeles Angels vs San Diego Padres, 7/5/23 | Video as follows:

MLB Ejection 134 - Jeff Nelson (2; Jean Segura)

HP Umpire Jeff Nelson ejected Marlins 3B Jean Segura (strike three call; QOCN) in the bottom of the 7th inning of the #Cardinals-#Marlins game. With none out and none on, Segura took a 2-2 slider from Cardinals pitcher Chris Stratton for a called third strike. Replays indicate the pitch was located over the outer edge of home plate and thigh-high (px 0.93, pz 1.74 [sz_bot 1.46]), the call was incorrect.* At the time of the ejection, the Marlins were leading, 8-7. The Marlins ultimately won the contest, 10-9.

This is Jeff Nelson (45)'s 2nd ejection of 2023.

*UEFL Rule 6-2-b-1 (Kulpa Rule): |0| < STRIKE < |.748| < BORDERLINE < |.914| < BALL.

This pitch was located 0.19 horizontal inches from being deemed correct.

This is the 134th ejection report of the 2023 MLB regular season.

This is the 54th player ejection of 2023. Ejection Tally: 64 Managers, 54 Players, 16 Coaches.

This is Miami's 9th ejection of 2023, 1st in the NL East (MIA 9; PHI 7; NYM 6; WAS 3; ATL 1).

This is Jean Segura's 2nd ejection of 2023, 1st since May 8 (Mark Ripperger; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).

This is Jeff Nelson's 2nd ejection of 2023, 1st since April 9 (Jazz Chisholm; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).

Wrap: St Louis Cardinals vs Miami Marlins, 7/5/23 | Video as follows:

Martinez Accuses Elly De La Cruz of Illegal Bat - Rules Recap

Nationals manager Dave Martinez accused Reds 3B Elly De La Cruz of an illegal bat prior to his first plate appearance of the game, spurring Crew Chief Adrian Johnson's call to Replay HQ and HP Umpire Quinn Wolcott's order to remove a data capture tool on the knob of the bat. De La Cruz got the last laugh, hitting a home run several innings later...while using the same bat with the knob cap back in place.

Although Official Baseball Rule 3.02 describes a legal bat (and what alterations potentially could make it illegal), OBR 6.03(a)(5) concerning batter illegal action is the meat of the illegal bat issue.

It delineates what exactly makes a bat illegal—namely, that it has been "altered or tampered with in such a way to improve the distance factor or cause an unusual reaction on the baseball. This includes bats that are filled, flat-surfaced, nailed, hollowed, grooved or covered with a substance such as paraffin, wax."

This rule imposes a penalty of declaring the batter out for the illegal bat, removing the bat from the game, and ejecting the player to boot, where the Commissioner's Office may then opt to impose additional penalties, fines, and suspensions.

OBR 6.03(a)(5) MLBUM interpretation lays out the policies for illegal bat inspections: "Each manager is limited to making this request one time per game." Thus, Davey's 2nd inning request precluded him from making another request in the 5th inning when De La Cruz returned to home plate with the data device once again on the bat.

Lindsay's Call: Finally, my issue with this entire episode is the same issue I have with managers requesting substance inspections or equipment inspections of opposing pitchers: if the manager is wrong, there is no penalty for the failed request. I would prefer MLB took a page from the NHL and adopt a failed challenge penalty akin to hockey's rule regarding failed illegal stick challenges: "If the complaint is not sustained, a bench minor penalty shall be imposed against the complaining Club."

Baseball obviously has no such "minor penalty," but that's what Rules Committee is for...

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Ghani Ejects LeCroy After Computer Ball/Strike Call

HP Umpire Darius Ghani ejected Rochester Red Wings manager Matthew LeCroy after IronPigs batter Weston Wilson's successful challenge on an apparent inning-ending strike three call, reversed by computer to ball three instead, extending the frame as Rochester was on its way to the dugout.

With two out and one on, Wilson took a 2-2 pitch from Red Wings pitcher Wily Peralta for a called third strike. After the call, Wilson animatedly tapped his helmet to signify a challenge request, which HP Umpire Ghani acknowledged with a head-tap of his own, resulting in an overturned ruling as the computer deemed the pitch low for ball three.

LeCroy was then ejected for arguing a combination of the replay result and Ghani's acceptance of Wilson's challenge. By rule, a pitch location challenge filed by the batter, pitcher, or catcher shall occur immediately after the call in question and replays indicate that although Wilson did react to the initial call, he fairly quickly signaled a challenge via the hand-to-head gesture.

LeCroy was previously ejected by Taka Matsuda in May, during a game in which both teams combined for six unsuccessful challenges as the quasi-Automated Ball Strike System (challenge) computer upheld all six Matsuda pitch calls.

Related Post: Challenge Checkup - Umpire Matsuda 6-for-6 w Ejections (5/22/23).

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No-Hitter (Perfect Game) - Edwin Moscoso (Germán)

HP Umpire Edwin Moscoso called #Yankees pitcher Domingo Germán's no-hitter (a perfect game) vs the #Athletics in Oakland, joined by 1B Umpire Nate Tomlinson, 2B Umpire Jordan Baker, and 3B Umpire and Crew Chief Chris Guccione.

Moscoso officiated Germán's perfect game with a net accuracy of 95.8%.

This is Edwin Moscoso's first career MLB no-hitter.

The UEFL f/x look:

Balls: 43 called balls outside strike zone / 3 called balls within strike zone = 43/46 = 93.5% accuracy.

Strikes: 95 called strikes within strike zone / 3 called strike outside strike zone = 95/98 = 96.9% accuracy.

Total Raw Accuracy Score: 138/144 = 95.8% accuracy (+2 NY [Favored New York by 2 pitches]).

MLB Ejections 132-3 - Fletcher, Bacchus (Ross, Napoli)

1B Umpire Andy Fletcher ejected Cubs 1B Coach Mike Napoli and HP Umpire Erich Bacchus ejected Cubs manager David Ross (strike two call; QOCY) in the top of the 11th inning of the #Cubs-#Brewers game. With two out and one on, Cubs batter Dansby Swanson took a 2-1 fastball from Brewers pitcher Clayton Andrews for a called second strike. Replays indicate the pitch was located over the inner half of home plate and above the hollow of the knee (px -0.37, pz 1.63 [sz_bot 1.59 / RAD 1.47]), the call was correct.* At the time of the ejections, the Cubs were leading, 7-6. The Cubs ultimately won the contest, 7-6, in 11 innings.

Prior, Ross argued with Bacchus in the bottom of the 6th inning (but was not ejected) after Brewers batter William Contreras' soft ground ball fielded by Cubs catcher Miguel Amaya resulted in a single and throwing error when Amaya's throw to first base sailed down the foul line into right field. Bacchus ruled that runner's lane interference did not occur because Amaya's throw could not have reasonably retired the runner (presumably due to inaccuracy).

This is Andy Fletcher (49)'s 1st ejection of 2023.

This is Erich Bacchus (12)'s 4th ejection of 2023.

*This pitch was located 2.92 vertical inches from being deemed incorrect.

Official Baseball Rule 5.09(a)(11): "In running the last half of the distance from home base to first base, while the ball is being fielded to first base, he runs outside (to the right of) the three-foot line, or inside (to the left of) the foul line, and in the umpire’s judgment in so doing interferes with the fielder taking the throw at first base, in which case the ball is dead."

Wendelstedt interpretation of OBR 5.09(a)(11) and RLI: "The determination is not whether the throw is true, but whether it could still reasonably retire the runner."

These are the 132nd and 133rd ejection reports of the 2023 MLB regular season.

This is the 16th coach ejection of 2023.

This is the 64th manager ejection of 2023. Ejection Tally: 64 Managers, 53 Players, 16 Coaches.

This is Chicago's 4/5th ejection of 2023, T-2nd in the NL Central (STL 6; CHC, CIN, MIL 5; PIT 4).

This is Mike Napoli's 1st ejection since August 27, 2022 (Manny Gonzalez; QOC = N [Balls/Strikes]).

This is David Ross' 3rd ejection of 2023, 1st since May 13 (Emil Jimenez; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).

This is Andy Fletcher's 1st ejection since Sept 22, 2022 (Kevin Long; QOC = N [Balls/Strikes]).

This is Erich Bacchus' 4th ejection of 2023, 1st since June 25 (Buck Showalter; QOC = U [Check Swing]).

Wrap: Chicago Cubs vs Milwaukee Brewers, 7/4/23 | Video as follows:

Umpire Isabella Robb's Ejection of Tarpons Manager Rachel Balkovec is 1st All-Woman MiLB Ejection

Minor League umpire Isabella Robb's ejection of Tampa Tarpons (Single-A Yankees) manager Rachel Balkovec is the first all-woman ejection in affiliated baseball and also features a key play concerning a pulled foot at first base, as well as crew consultation to help with this call. Let's review.

With a runner on first, Tarpons batter Anthony Hall hit a ground ball to Tortugas second baseman Johnny Ascanio, who threw to shortstop Victor Acosta to force out baserunner R1 Brenny Escanio at second, whose throw to pitcher Zach Maxwell covering first base arrived just as batter-runner Hall's foot came down at first base. Thus, the two elements of this play are the timing of safe/out, and also the potential pulled foot by the pitcher covering first base.

In a crew of two, although the first base umpire often can take a pulled foot on their own, the home plate umpire just so happens to be in an ideal position to provide information about a potential pulled foot by the fielder on a close play at first base. This is because the plate umpire is generally on the foul line with a perfect view of the side of the base, due to the plate umpire's positioning for officiating a potential runner's lane interference infraction on the batter-runner's part.

Here, 1B Umpire Robb initially calls the Tarpons batter-runner out at first base. Upon request from at-bat manager Balkovec, she confers with her partner at home plate, and the crew sticks with the out call after the help. Balkovec dissents and is ultimately ejected for arguing the crew's post-consultation ruling that the runner was out at first base.

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Mariners' France & Rays' Paredes Collide - Was it Interference or Obstruction?

With Mariners baserunner Ty France on second base, batter Teoscar Hernandez hit a ground ball between third base and shortstop. Rays third baseman Isaac Paredes charged in to field the ball, but instead collided with Seattle baserunner R2 France, resulting in both players falling to the ground and the ball rolling into shallow left field, where it was retrieved by Tampa Bay's shortstop Wander Franco.

3B Umpire Chris Guccione called "Time" and signaled R2 France out for interference—until the crew got together and reversed course to obstruction, awarding France third base. Let's review the rulebook.

Official Baseball Rule 5.09(b)(3) pertaining to interference states, "Any runner is out when they intentionally interfere with a thrown ball; or hinder a fielder attempting to make a play on a batted ball."

OBR's definition of obstruction is "the act of a fielder who, while not in possession of the ball and not in the act of fielding the ball, impedes the progress of any runner."

Thus, we can form a rudimentary system for this type of play based on the timeline of events—namely, when the ball is still a batted ball vs when it is not a batted ball.

Batter hits ball: Fielder has right of way and responsibility to avoid belongs to runner

Penalty for runner's infraction (impeding the fielder): Interference

Fielder no longer in act of fielding: Runner has right of way and responsibility to avoid belongs to fielder

Penalty for fielder's infraction (impeding the runner): Obstruction

Here, we see that fielder Paredes appeared to have already attempted to field, and missed, the ball such that Paredes was no longer in the act of fielding when the impeding act (the collision) occurred. Therefore, this is obstruction—type b (or type 2) as there was no play actively being made on the runner at the time of the obstruction, the penalty for which was to do precisely what the umpires did to nullify the act in awarding obstructed runner France the base he would have achieved had obstruction not occurred (third base). Of course, the even more correct call would have been to have called it live (and thus, kept play alive), but the outcome and runner placement of first and third base seemed proper.

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MLB Ejection 131 - Dan Merzel (3; Aaron Boone)

HP Umpire Dan Merzel ejected Yankees manager Aaron Boone (strike two call to DJ LeMahieu; QOCN) in the top of the 3rd inning of the #Yankees-#Cardinals game. With two out and one on, LeMahieu took a 3-1 changeup from Cardinals pitcher Jordan Montgomery for a called second strike. Replays indicate the pitch was located over the inner half of home plate and above the midpoint (px -0.41, pz 3.76 [sz_top 3.37 / RAD 3.49 / MOE 3.57]), the call was incorrect.* At the time of the ejection, the game was tied, 0-0. The Cardinals ultimately won the contest, 5-1.

This is Dan Merzel (107)'s 3rd ejection of 2023.

*This pitch was located 2.24 vertical inches from being deemed correct.

This is the 131st ejection report of the 2023 MLB regular season.
This is the 63rd manager ejection of 2023. Ejection Tally: 63 Managers, 53 Players, 15 Coaches.
This is New York's 7th ejection of 2023, 1st in the AL East (NYY 7; BAL, BOS 4; TB 3; TOR 2).

This is Aaron Boone's 5th ejection of 2023, 1st since May 25 (Edwin Moscoso; QOC = N [Balls/Strikes]).
This is Dan Merzel's 3rd ejection of 2023, 1st since April 22 (Skip Schumaker; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).

Wrap: New York Yankees vs St Louis Cardinals, 7/2/23 | Video as follows: