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The Yankees swept the tigers, and Aaron Judge said something he couldn't say.

That's why he was ejected. What's up, Scott? Which is just absolutely ridiculous. Yes, the story being that the Yankees swept the Tigers is a good one. That's a great win in my book. And the fact that Aaron Judge got thrown out of a baseball game is absolutely ridiculous. And this guy's got to live with that stain now for the rest of his career, that he's the only person. And maybe at this point now the judge has gotten thrown out of a game, he'll be like, you know what, I can just do it again. Screw it. Yeah. Let's do it again. But like the first guy to do that, understanding that what his temperament is,

the fact that he is, you know, a pretty even keeled guy and has been respectful to the umpires

for a very long time, even though he's been getting screwed his whole career on the low strike,

the fact that he threw the guy out is absolutely preposterous and the guy needs to hold a press conference to apologize.

Well, here we are again.

So here we are again a week later in another, like I agree, ridiculous ejection of a Yankee,

this time, Judge.

Last time it was Aaron Boone getting tossed because of a fan yelling from the stands. But I feel like the reason is the same? No. No, not in this case. I don't think so. Do you literally think Judge said something to the umpire you, quote, couldn't say? You think he said, fuck your mother. You think he said, I'm going to eat eat your children like what do you what do you think he said no but didn't say anything he's like bullshit um and and turned us back to walk to the dugout which he probably says every every hitter says millions of that's the thing like you know you you look at you look at what rizzo was yelling from the dugout, this is exactly the situation. He's soft.

It was a soft ejection. It was an utterly ridiculous objection. And for whatever the umpire

deemed to be the phrase or comments that you cannot say that Aaron judge said is not enough.

Whatever that was was not enough to get thrown out of a game, especially coming from that man

who set a piece and walked away, as he normally does. He doesn't even show him up, didn't even turn his back. A little bit, a little bit. He kind of, it was a little, it was a 2% show up because he, he kind of threw his arm up with the bat. I don't think it warranted an ejection. He did turn his back and head towards the dugout. And usually

the hump is going to, you know, say, okay, fine, you're going back to the dugout. Let's not make a big deal about this. Jeter was renowned for this thing. And Judge reminds me of the way that he is. And I know that Jeter never got thrown out of a game too. So this is like the, he, well, he's the first captain since Don Maddie.

Because they skipped over.

He's second captain since Tom Matically.

So 50-50. the he well he's the first captain since don maddingly to because they skipped over yeah second

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