Greatest minor league ejection routine ever?

[santo=dorf]

http://wbztv.com/video/?cid=51&[email protected]

 

 

Amazement at 1:16

[SoxFan1]

The grenade part might have been the best thing I have ever seen in my life.

[ShoeLessRob]

That was great.

[ChWRoCk2]

Just as good as this one last year.

 

 

 

Both are gems lol.

[briguy27]

the one today was good

[maggsmaggs]

IMO, nothing beats the re-enactment of the slide by last year's guy. This new one almost seem premeditated while the one last year was just amazingly funny.

[SoxFan1]

I'm still going to have to go with the grenade.

[BearSox]

And they called Zambrano nuts....

[RME JICO]

Those both were awesome. That grenade was hilarious.

 

Maybe Ozzie needs to do something like that to wake this team up - or he can punch AJ.

[BearSox]

Isn't this guy considered one of the front runners to replace Bobby Cox to? Or should I say was?

[jackie hayes]

The lobster thing after was pretty damn cool, too.

 

I've never seen anything like that.

[Brian]

How do the umpires not laugh at the grenade?

 

The manager ejection is becoming the new end zone dancing!

[mr_genius]

The lobster thing after was pretty damn cool, too.

 

I've never seen anything like that.

 

haha, yea! that was good too

Edited June 3, 2007 by mr_genius

[dagotony06]

I caught this today on Sportscenter. It's a classic!!! I couldn't stop laughing!! That guys is f***in nuts!!

[ChWRoCk2]

Isn't this guy considered one of the front runners to replace Bobby Cox to? Or should I say was?

Was?

 

Idk assuming Bobby Cox track record of ejections Wellman or whatever his name is appears to be on the right track.

[Rex Hudler]

Neither of the two shown in this thread compare to a Wally Backman tirade a few years ago when he was managing the Barons. At the time I posted full details of it, but cannot access the search function to go back and try and find the original post.

 

In a nutshell, it consisted of all the normal yelling and screaming at multiple umpires, including stopping and then turning around and starting again.

 

Then he kicked three baseballs sitting on home plate (the batboy had brought them out but the umpire was busy, so he sat them down) like kicking a FG. Then he threw about 20 bats out of the dugout, two chairs, a few helmets, the gum and seeds bucket and two powerade coolers. It seemed like it took about 10 minutes for him to throw everything. He'd throw something, yell from the dugout and as soon as you thought he was done, something else would come flying out of the dugout.

 

The funny thing that no one knew about at the time was that when he was done, he smiled at pitching coach Juan Nieves, said "it's all yours" and laughed as he headed into the tunnel toward the clubhouse.

 

I wish it was caught on video because it was absolutely priceless.

[LosMediasBlancas]

You guys are probably too young to remember Earl Weaver and Billy Martin. Now THOSE guys got ejected and made it worth it. They'd also rip into the press all the time. Hilarious.

[knightni]

Neither of the two shown in this thread compare to a Wally Backman tirade a few years ago when he was managing the Barons. At the time I posted full details of it, but cannot access the search function to go back and try and find the original post.

 

In a nutshell, it consisted of all the normal yelling and screaming at multiple umpires, including stopping and then turning around and starting again.

 

Then he kicked three baseballs sitting on home plate (the batboy had brought them out but the umpire was busy, so he sat them down) like kicking a FG. Then he threw about 20 bats out of the dugout, two chairs, a few helmets, the gum and seeds bucket and two powerade coolers. It seemed like it took about 10 minutes for him to throw everything. He'd throw something, yell from the dugout and as soon as you thought he was done, something else would come flying out of the dugout.

 

The funny thing that no one knew about at the time was that when he was done, he smiled at pitching coach Juan Nieves, said "it's all yours" and laughed as he headed into the tunnel toward the clubhouse.

 

I wish it was caught on video because it was absolutely priceless.

 

 

http://www.soxtalk.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=51700

 

 

[SoxFan1]

http://www.soxtalk.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=51700

That's the thread from last year, not Backman's.

[BearSox]

It makes you think about how the minor league coaches are treated when they go on rampages like these...

[BHAMBARONS]

Neither of the two shown in this thread compare to a Wally Backman tirade a few years ago when he was managing the Barons. At the time I posted full details of it, but cannot access the search function to go back and try and find the original post.

 

In a nutshell, it consisted of all the normal yelling and screaming at multiple umpires, including stopping and then turning around and starting again.

 

Then he kicked three baseballs sitting on home plate (the batboy had brought them out but the umpire was busy, so he sat them down) like kicking a FG. Then he threw about 20 bats out of the dugout, two chairs, a few helmets, the gum and seeds bucket and two powerade coolers. It seemed like it took about 10 minutes for him to throw everything. He'd throw something, yell from the dugout and as soon as you thought he was done, something else would come flying out of the dugout.

 

The funny thing that no one knew about at the time was that when he was done, he smiled at pitching coach Juan Nieves, said "it's all yours" and laughed as he headed into the tunnel toward the clubhouse.

 

I wish it was caught on video because it was absolutely priceless.

 

 

I remember that. I believe it was 2003 I still love the FG's and remember saying that it's good! I had no idea about the smile to Juan that would have made it even more fun for me.

 

How many games did he get for that I knew it was at least 5.

[knightni]

That's the thread from last year, not Backman's.

True.

 

But Rex talks about Backman in it.