Umpire missed a strike call then confronted Walker Buehler for complaining about it, a breakdown

Top of the third inning, Walker Beller on the bump for the Red Sox. This breakdown is brought to you by DraftKings. And he wants that to be a strike. It's not a strike. Not called a strike. He says, "Here, here's I don't know." Cory's like, "Okay." He's getting upset. Next at bat, 02 pitch to Lindor. Curveball hits him in the foot. Hit by pitch. He gets first base. Buer doesn't like it. He went like that. Come on. H just a little frustrated. So, he's just getting a little frustrated. You know, it's been frustrating. Here's the curve and Lindor sees it, stands his ground, tucks the knee. I don't know. Defending himself, prepping for contact, stepping into it. You be the judge. Fight about it in the comments. Hit him in the foot. So, now Sodto comes up. He's got a runner on first. Double play opportunity for the Red Sox. Lindor probably going to try and steal. They open him up. Curveball. Ball in the dirt. He's excited. Maybe a fast ball's going to come. Maybe I can swing. Maybe Lindor gets in scoring position first. He's off. Pitch was down the middle, but it was called the ball. Huer says it's right down the middle. Letting him know. I know he's safe at second, but that's a strike. Blue turns around to make sure and he says, "Yep, two and0." And then you can hear him on the hot mic scream. Hey, get back on the mound and watch those buddies. I don't like that. I'm not into the buddies. Then he's really going to yell at him. Back on the mound. What? I'll call the game. You throw the game. It's right down the [ __ ] middle. Hey. Hey. I'm telling you right now, it's right down the [ __ ] middle. I'm telling you, get out of the [ __ ] game. And catcher's like, "hm, yeah, damn, [ __ ] you." And he leaves. The whole time that was going on, Lindor, after stealing second, was having himself a ball. Throw him out. Throw him out. Throw him out. And the pitch was right down the middle. The problem is the catcher standing up, the batter's standing up, the umpire loses all frame of where the ball is, what the strike zone is. If only there was a system where he could be like, "Is there a computer that can tell me I'm a human and I couldn't see it, tap on my head, we'll go to the booth, strike, problem solved." No one yells. But there's no theater in rational decisionmaking. So instead, we just say ball and then throw them out of the game. Now, before we move on to the next section with more lip reading about the manager, I want to go back to the ejection because we did get a pool report. Crew chief Laz Diaz said that he can say stuff from the mound, but once he comes off the mound, he's leaving his position to argue balls and strikes. Once anybody leaves their position to argue balls and strikes, that's an immediate objection. Walker Beller responded and said, "Who cut the distance?" Yeah, who cut the distance? Let's see. He's on the mound. As the argument starts, umpire walks towards him and he's getting closer. Beller walks to the edge of the mound and stops there. Seems like he kind of maybe knows that rule or just naturally that's where he stopped. And then the umpire, who's going to touch grass first? Umpire's walking towards him. He's walking towards him. Buer standing still. He steps on the grass first. Left his position. You could argue the umpire left his position first. I don't know the rules against that. I think both are in the wrong if you're asking my opinion, which I don't really I don't care if you care about my opinion or not, but I think they're both in the wrong. Essentially like baits him and then Beller steps on the grass second. So to answer Ber's question, who cut the distance, which is a phrase I've never really heard, but I like, Estabbrook, the umpire, he was the first to do it. After he throws him out, Kora is quick. Just runs right up in his face. What are you doing? What are you talking about? He's off the mound. I gave him warnings twice and he's still screaming at me. Coran, oh god, come on, Mike. And Buer's got to leave now. If you are very new to baseball, but you enjoy these videos, thank you very much for watching. Starting pitchers leaving early really hurts you cuz now you got to use a lot of relief pitchers in the game and that could also mess up your next game or the game after that because you can't use the relief pitchers over and over and over again. It's not rinse and repeat. They get tired. So having a starting pitcher get ejected in the third inning is a big situation that usually the umpires and the pitchers themselves, everyone understands like this shouldn't happen. It's not good. And Cora is going to say, "You should have let me protect him. It's my job to protect him from not getting ejected. You didn't even give me enough time to protect him." Come on, man. Yeah, you can't help with that. You immediately kicked him out. Come on. I know. I get it. No. Wait. I gave him two warnings. Wait for me. I gave him for me. Wait for [ __ ] me. Are you [ __ ] kidding me? Come on, Mike. I gave him away. You've been horhit the whole [ __ ] game. You can go. Yeah, you've been [ __ ] horeshit. What a hell of a By the way, huh? By the way, by the way, [ __ ] you. [ __ ] missed on two [ __ ] pitches in the first inning. Wow. Really? Yeah. Right away. Right away. [ __ ] get your [ __ ] [ __ ] straight. Don't [ __ ] turn. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Laz has got him now. They're hugging. They're neck and they're talking. They're get cordial and all that. Laz like, "Please leave. Don't be like that. Don't [ __ ] be like that." Esther Brook is like, "I'm over this. Please leave. I want to get back to the game." Cora looks good in the jacket and the hat, but he's got to go. The gray beard also a good look. Esther Brookbrook bald, nice eyes, and tense. Kora breaks the bullpen phone cover. That bullpen phone cover in Boston's seen some damage, huh? Leave all your comments and let me know how what everyone thinks. And thank you to DraftKings for sponsoring this video. And thank you to you guys for watching it. And thank you to Kora and Buer and Lenor and everyone that requested this one. This was a big big push. People said, "I want it. I want it. I want it. I want it. I want it." because get some big names and some fun