Fernando Tatis Jr. got ejected vs. Yankees so Padres manager Mike Shildt did too, a breakdown

has been in delays. Devin Williams is

having a rough start to the season and

he might be having a rougher one. First

pitch change up. Tatis chases. He says,

"All right, not going to chase that

anymore. It's got to be in the zone." So

the next pitch tries to get him to chase

again. He does not. Devin Williams says,

"Okay, he's not chasing. I guess I'll

put it one in the zone." One and one.

Third change up in a row. Strike. Tatis

does not like the call. Umpire turns to

the Padres's dugout and starts yelling

with the audio. You could hear him

faintly yelling something of like, "Uh,

it's right there. It's right there." And

they quickly then cut to the dugout

where manager Mike Schilt just ramps it

up immediately. Go yourself. Go

yourself. I didn't say

anything. Turn your head around,

you co. Oh, he is heat it up. I

wasn't even talking or yelling

out at your sorry

ass. I didn't say to you.

Back to the game. Oneet two pitch. Tatis

has to protect low now. Swings and

chases. He immediately turns the umpire

and says something. Can't figure it out

like you cost me that one on that call.

It looks like that call at the end, but

you know, it's all you on that

call. And um says you're gone. See you

later. First career ejection for Tatis.

Never been ejected. That was the first

one. And and Shilty's not upset. Did you

throw him? He throw you

out? Did you throw him out?

You threw him out. Tosses the paper.

That's pretty badass. Just You threw him

out. Paper toss. He's got the pen in his

hand. So that's up next. Do you want to

go? Do you want to go? Now he's

got to get rid of the glasses and tosses

those. You don't see that. You don't see

the glasses toss a lot. I don't know how

much closer it gets him, but maybe he's

farsighted and he's about to get right

up in his face. He's like, "You turn and

go off on

me looking over. I didn't say a

word to you when you turn around

and say something." Well, I don't know

what the hard on you got for me,

but this shit's going to

end. I know it's going to stop. Quit

yelling. Oh, I'm gonna keep

yelling because I'm mad at you. I don't

know what he says, but he's What did you

do? I didn't do a thing. These

guys were just talking to you. Nobody's

showing you up. Geez. Now, this is when

umpire Adrien Johnson, he flips the

script and he's like, "My turn." And he

says, "I've had enough of you and your

horseshit. Get the on. You

better get the moving. Get

moving now. You get him. Get this guy

up. Get him out." Okay. Turns. He's

still yelling. Yeah. So, go get

out now. Okay. So, this next part was a

little odd. I went to Shilty's postgame

presser and then looked up some research

to figure it out, but apparently Schult

prides himself as a manager on keeping a

respectful dugout and not having his

players get ejected. He he he says

around the league, umpires say, "What a

good dugout you got, Shilty." So, he

starts yelling about how good his dugout

is. He go, "We got the best dug in the

whole league." And then he's going to

say, and I looked up the numbers here. I

could faintly hear it. And then I looked

up the numbers, so I'm pretty confident.

He says,

"Um, we've been ejected seven

times." That's seven times for me and my

team. You know how many players I've had

ejected? Three,

Three. Yeah. And it's right. It's

ProFar, Manny, and now Tati's third

ejection. And he is now getting his

fourth ejection in his two-year run. Uh

so that's why he's hot. He's not arguing

was that a pitch, a strike, was that not

a pitch. He's saying don't eject my

player before you give me a chance to to

get in front of him. He didn't even do

anything that I thought to protect him

from. And I'm the best protector in the

whole damn league. Bumps into the other

ump and says, "Sorry, hey, sorry, man.

Didn't mean to bump in you." Um's like,

"Okay, cool. Thank you." And then he

goes back and then we got some smug

faces screaming and this ump's like,

"Well, he was nice to me, so I don't

really want to like push him or say

anything." And he leaves and he gets out

of here. This is the pitch Tatis was

upset about. It's got a lot of movement.

You see that little, you know, a little

wooden roller coaster to it up and down.

If you look at the side profile, it was

a strike. It was at the knees. It was a

strike. Every tracking thing says it's a

strike. But again, Shely didn't even

complain about the call. He's

complaining about the treatment and the

quick ejection that he didn't have time

to protect his player from. Let's look

at the pitch grip though because Devin

Williams change up is called the air

bender and it is different. It is cool.

That's his middle finger and his ring

finger on the side of the horseshoe of

the baseball. And you can see those are

the last two fingertips to touch, which

is really cool. And it's so it's the

middle and the ring ripping that seam.

Those are the last two. And the way you

would torn a turn a doorork knob if

you're a righty into your belly button.

Think of that motion. Everyone, pause

the video, put your right hand out, and

then turn a doorork knob, thumb down

into your belly button. You just threw

the air bender. Congrats. It's got a lot

of spin to it. Just a ton. And he threw

two that went under the strike zone. And

he threw one that went in the strike

zone. So, it was pretty pretty good. You

know, showed him it can be a strike. and

then he had to chase it just in case.

Bad news though, Shely might have fired

up his team. Devin had to go to the

dugout and just watch as the Padres's

came back and scored a bunch of runs and

won them the game. He just became a

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