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Thomas Duffy
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Boston Red Sox veteran David Ortiz went wild on home plate umpire Ron Kulpa after getting called out on strikes in the ninth inning against the New York Yankees on Friday.
With the bases loaded and the count at 3-1, Andrew Miller tossed a breaking ball, which Yankees catcher Brian McCann caught strangely. Kulpa called it a strike, and Big Papi nearly freaked.
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"one of the most bizarre called strikes you’ll ever see. pic.twitter.com/VPkeIvuk47
— Joon Lee (@iamjoonlee) May 7, 2016"
Red Sox manager John Farrell rushed out to defend him, though, and got himself tossed.
After taking another borderline strike, the 40-year-old Ortiz was ejected in the dugout and then rushed back onto the field to get his money’s worth:
The Yankees won, 3-2.
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