HP Umpire John Tumpane ejected Guardians pitching coach Carl Willis (foul ball call to Garrett Hampson; QOCY) in the top of the 6th inning of the #Royals-#Guardians game. With one out and none on, Royals batter Hampson swung at a 1-2 changeup from Guardians pitcher Pedro Avila, ruled a foul ball by HP Umpire Tumpane. Replays indicate Hampson's bat made contact with the baseball before it touched the ground, the call was correct. At the time of the ejection, the Royals were leading, 5-4. The Royals ultimately won the contest, 9-4.

HP Umpire Jeremy Riggs ejected Guardians SS Gabriel Arias (strike one/two call; QOCY) in the top of the 9th inning of the #Guardians-#Orioles game. With one out and none on, Arias took 1-0 and 1-1 fastballs from Orioles pitcher Keegan Akin for called first and second strikes, before striking out swinging on the next pitch. Replays indicate the pitch ruled strike one was located over the inner half of home plate and at the hollow of the knee (px 0.31, pz 1.59 [sz_bot 1.65 / RAD 1.53]) and the pitch ruled strike two was located over the outer half of home plate and at the hollow of the knee (px -0.46, pz 1.63 [sz_bot 1.64 / RAD 1.52]), the call was correct.* At the time of the ejection, the Guardians were leading, 3-2. The Guardians ultimately won the contest, 3-2.

HP Umpire Mark Wegner ejected White Sox SS Tim Anderson, Guardians 3B Jose Ramirez, Guardians manager Terry Francona, White Sox manager Pedro Grifol, Guardians 3B Coach Mike Sarbaugh, and Guardians pitcher/bench (bullpen) player Emmanuel Clase (fighting) in the bottom of the 6th inning of the #WhiteSox-#Guardians game. With one out and one on, Guardians batter Ramirez hit a 2-2 changeup from White Sox pitcher Michael Kopech on a ground ball to right fielder Oscar Colas, who threw to second base as Ramirez slid in safely. After being called safe by 2B Umpire Malachi Moore, Ramirez took exception to White Sox shortstop Anderson straddling him to make a tag and the two engaged in a fight, resulting in a benches-clearing incident and bona fide brawl. At the time of the ejections, the White Sox were leading, 5-1. The White Sox ultimately won the contest, 7-4.

These are Mark Wegner (14)'s 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th ejections of 2023.

HP Umpire Bruce Dreckman ejected Guardians manager Terry Fracona (Replay Review decision that overturned 3B Umpire Malachi Moore's safe call to out; QOCN) in the bottom of the 4th inning of the #WhiteSox-#Guardians game. With none out and none on, Guardians batter Brayan Rocchio hit a 1-1 slider from Guardians pitcher Mike Clevinger on a line drive to right field, fielded by Trayce Thompson who threw to shortstop Tim Anderson as Rocchio slid into second base, ruled safe by 3B Umpire Moore (rotation). Upon Replays Review as the result of a challenge by White Sox manager Pedro Grifol, Moore's call was overturned to out. Replays indicate that batter-runner Rocchio's hand appeared to be forced off the base by fielder Anderson, Moore's safe call was correct (albeit for a different reason) and the decision to overturn to out wastechnically correctpursuant to current replay regulations, but the outcome of an out call was incorrect. At the time of the ejection, the game was tied, 2-2. The Guardians ultimately won the contest, 4-2.

This is Bruce Dreckman (1)'s 1st ejection of 2023.

1B Umpire Todd Tichenor ejected Guardians manager Terry Francona (denied manager's challenge/replay review request; QOCY) in the top of the 1st inning of the #Guardians-#WhiteSox game. With one out and one on, Guardians batter Jose Ramirez hit a 1-0 changeup from White Sox pitcher Mike Clevinger on a fly ball to left fielder Zach Remillard, who threw to second baseman Jake Burger to first baseman Andrew Vaughn to double off Guardians baserunner R1 Steven Kwan. Francona was denied his manager's challenge after taking too long to signal a hold prior to requesting a review. Replay Review regulations require the manager signal holdimmediately after the conclusion of play; replays indicate Francona did not signal hold (hand up) until 11 seconds after the conclusion of play, the call (that Francona's challenge was untimely) was correct. At the time of the ejection, the game was tied, 0-0. The White Sox ultimately won the contest, 7-2.

This is Todd Tichenor (13)'s 1st ejection of 2023.

HP Umpire Adam Beck ejected Guardians CF Myles Straw (strike two and three calls; QOCY) in the bottom of the 8th inning of the #Twins-#Guardians game. With two out and two on (R1, R3), Guardians batter Straw took a 0-1 and 1-2 curveball from Twins pitcher Jhoan Duran for called second and third strikes. Replays indicate the pitch ruled strike two was located over the outer edge of home plate and above the hollow of the knee (px 0.63, pz 1.50 [sz_bot 1.60 / RAD 1.48]) and the pitch ruled strike three was located over the inner half of home plate and below the midpoint (px -0.43, pz 3.16 [sz_top 3.43 / RAD 3.55]) and that all other pitches during the at-bat were properly officiated, the call was correct.* At the time of the ejection, the Guardians were leading, 4-3. The Guardians ultimately won the contest, 4-3.

This is Adam Beck (102)'s 4th ejection of 2022.

HP Umpire Ron Kulpa ejected Guardians manager Terry Francona (denied challenge request; QOCN) and Angels manager Phil Nevin (denied pitcher warmup pitches; QOCU) in the bottom of the 7th inning of the #Angels-#Guardians game. With two out and two on, Guardians batter Andres Gimenez attempted to check his swing on a 0-1 slider from Angels pitcher Ryan Tepera, ruled a ball by Kulpa and affirmed as no swing on appeal by 3B Umpire Clint Vondrak. Guardians manager Francona attempted to challenge the play on the basis that the pitch hit batter Gimenez's foot (HBP challenge), but his request was denied. Replays indicate Francona requested the review within the 20-second time limit to decide whether or not to challenge after the call is made, the call was incorrect. Following Francona's ejection and argument with Kulpa, Angels pitcher Tepera attempted to throw warm-up pitches on the mound, but was denied by Kulpa. Nevin was then ejected for arguing Kulpa's order not to throw warm-up pitches. During Nevin's argument with Kulpa, Tepera threw the warm-up pitches anyway. At the time of the ejections, the Guardians were leading, 5-4. The Guardians ultimately won the contest, 5-4.

These are Ron Kulpa (46)'s 4th and 5th ejections of 2022.

HP Umpire Lance Barksdale ejected Guardians manager Terry Francona and 3B Umpire Alan Porter ejected Guardians CF Myles Straw (foul ball reversed to foul tip or swinging strike three call; QOCY) in the bottom of the 9th inning of the #Tigers-#Indians game. With one out and one on (R3), Indians batter Myles Straw attempted to hit a 2-2 slider from Tigers pitcher Joe Jimenez, originally ruled a foul ball by HP Umpire Barksdale, and reversed following crew consultation to a third strike. Replays do not conclusively indicate whether or not Straw's bat made contact with the baseball, but do conclusively show that Tigers catcher Tucker Barnhart ultimately caught the ball prior to the ball touching the ground; whether via foul tip or via swinging strike, the call of strike three/out was correct. At the time of the ejections, the Tigers were leading, 4-3. The Tigers ultimately won the contest, 4-3.

This is Lance Barksdale (23)'s 2nd ejection of 2022.

3B Umpire Paul Emmel ejected Guardians manager Terry Francona (obstruction runner placement/penalty call by 2B Umpire Jeremie Rehak; QOCY) in the bottom of the 6th inning of the #Athletics-#Guardians game. With one out and one on, Guardians baserunner R1 Steven Kwan attempted to steal second base, drawing a throw from A's catcher Sean Murphy. The throw evaded A's shortstop Elvis Andrus and continued into center field, leading Kwan, who had slid into second base, to attempt to advance to third base, becoming entangled with Andrus and tripping, resulting in an obstruction call from 2B Umpire Rehak. Kwan returned to second base as A's center fielder Cristian Pache backed up the throw and retrieved the loose baseball. Replays indicate Andrus, while the defense was not actively making a play on the runner, obstructed Kwan (Type 2 or Type B), but that Kwan likely would not have safely achieved third base had obstruction not occurred, due to Pache's defense, the call was correct.* At the time of the ejection, the A's were leading, 4-2. The Guardians ultimately won the contest, 8-4.

This is Paul Emmel (50)'s 1st ejection of 2022.

HP Umpire Ryan Blakney ejected Indians RF Franmil Reyes (strike three call; QOCY) in the top of the 3rd inning of the #Indians-#Tigers game. With two out and two on (R1, R3), Reyes took a 1-2 sinker from Tigers pitcher Tyler Alexander for a called third strike. Replays indicate the pitch was located over the outer edge of home plate and at the hollow of the knee (px 0.75, pz 1.79 [sz_bot 1.68 / RAD 1.56]) and that all other pitches during the at-bat were properly officiated, the call was correct.* At the time of the ejection, the Indians were leading, 2-0. The Indians ultimately won the contest, 7-4.

This is Ryan Blakney (36)'s 1st ejection of 2021.
Ryan Blakney now has 6 points in the UEFL Standings (2 Prev + 2 MLB + 2 Correct Call = 6).
Crew Chief Fieldin Culbreth now has 0 points in Crew Division (-1 Previous + 1 Correct Call = 0).

3B Umpire James Hoye ejected Indians manager Terry Francona (out call/two runners in contact with a base; QOCN) in the bottom of the 8th inning of the #Royals-#Indians game. With none out and two on (R1, R3), Indians batter Amed Rosario hit a first-pitch changeup from Royals pitcher Brad Keller on the ground to shortstop Nicky Lopez who threw to catcher Salvador Perez as Indians baserunner R3 Daniel Johnson ran in between third and home. Perez ran Johnson back to third base as trailing runner R1 Cesar Hernandez slid into third; Perez tagged both players, with Hoye ruling both runners out—following runner Hernandez for being tagged while two runners were in contact with the same base and preceding runner Johnson out as Johnson broke contact with third base after the initial tag attempt. Replays indicate following runner Hernandez was not tagged while preceding runner Johnson was also in contact with the base, while preceding runner Johnson was tagged while off his base, the call was incorrect.* At the time of the ejection, the game was tied, 1-1. The Indians ultimately won the contest, 2-1.

3B Umpire Eric Cooper ejected Indians Manager Terry Francona (check swing bunt/dead ball strike call) in the bottom of the 6th inning of the Rays-Indians game. With two out and one on (R3), Indians batter Jose Ramirez squared to bunt a 1-1 curveball from Rays pitcher Charlie Morton as the pitch ran in and his left leg, ruled a hit-by-pitch by HP Umpire Andy Fletcher, and reversed to a dead ball strike on appeal to 3B Umpire Cooper, who ruled that Ramirez struck at the pitch.Play was reviewed and adjudicated by the UEFL Appeals Board (2-7-0), the call was incorrect.* At the time of the ejection, the Rays were leading, 4-1. The Rays ultimately won the contest, 6-2.

This is Eric Cooper (56)'s first ejection of 2019.
Eric Cooper now has -6 points in the UEFL Standings (-4 Prev + 2 MLB - 4 Incorrect Call = -6).
Crew Chief Joe West now has 0 points in Crew Division (0 Previous + 0 Incorrect Call = 0).
*Crewmate Andy Fletcher, as a home plate umpire, ejected Bruce Bochy one week prior as the result of a HBP/no swing call by 3B Umpire Cooper on a similar bunt vs. HBP play.
Related Post: MLB Ejection 056 - Andy Fletcher (1; Bruce Bochy) (5/17/19).
Related Post: Crew Chief - Twice Changed Bunt HBP & Rule 8.03(c) (5/16/19).
Related Post: Ask UEFL - Foul Bunt or Ball Fouled Away? (8/29/18).

This is the 65th ejection report of the 2019 MLB regular season.
This is the 33rd Manager ejection of 2019.
This is Cleveland's 1st ejection of 2019, T-5th in the AL Central (CWS, DET 4; KC 3;CLE, MIN1).
This is Terry Francona's first ejection sinceSept 4, 2016 (Joe West; QOC = Y-C [Check Swing]).
This is Eric Cooper's first ejection sinceAugust 31, 2018 (AJ Hinch; QOC = N [Balls/Strikes]).

Wrap:Tampa Bay Rays vs. Cleveland Indians, 5/25/19 | Video as follows:

HP Umpire Tim Timmons ejected Indians 1B Yonder Alonso (strike two call; QOCN) in the top of the 8th inning of the Indians-Yankees game. With two out and one on (R1), Alonso took a 1-0 cutter from Yankees pitcher David Robertson for a called first strike and 1-1 cutter from Robertson for a called second strike before flying out on the ensuing pitch. Replays indicate the 1-0 pitch was located over the outer edge of home plate and at the hollow of the knee (px -.726, pz 1.522 [sz_bot 1.565 / MOE 1.482]) and the 1-1 pitch was located off the outer edge of home plate and at the hollow of the knee (px -1.022, pz 1.500), the call was incorrect.* At the time of the ejection, the game was tied, 5-5. The Yankees ultimately won the contest, 7-6.

This is Tim Timmons (95)'s second ejection of 2018.
Tim Timmons now has 4 points in the UEFL Standings (6 Prev + 2 MLB - 4 Incorrect Call = 4).
Crew Chief Tim Timmons now has 0 points in Crew Division (0 Previous + 0 Incorrect Call = 0).
*UEFL Rule 6-2-b-1 (Kulpa Rule): |0| < STRIKE < |.748| < BORDERLINE < |.914| < BALL.
*The 1-1 pitch to Alonso was 1.296 horizontal inches from a correct call. The 1-0 pitch was properly officiated.

This is the 30th ejection of the 2018 MLB regular season.
This is the 15th player ejection of 2018. Prior to ejection, Alonso was 1-4 (SO) in the contest.
This is Cleveland's 1st ejection of 2018, T-1st in the AL Central (CLE, CWS, DET1; KC, MIN 0).
This is Yonder Alonso's first ejection sinceJuly 15, 2016 (Mark Wegner; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).
This is Tim Timmons' 2nd ejection of 2018, 1st sinceApril 8 (Torey Lovullo; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).

Wrap:Cleveland Indians vs. New York Yankees, 5/4/18 | Video as follows:

HP Umpire Joe West ejected Indians Manager Terry Francona for arguing a check swing (strike three) call by 3B Umpire Mark Ripperger in the bottom of the 9th inning of the Marlins-Indians game. With none out and two on (R1, R2), Indians batter Jason Kipnis attempted to check his swing on a 0-2 changeup from Marlins pitcher Fernando Rodney.Ruling was reviewed and affirmed by the UEFL Appeals Board (8-0-1), the call was correct. At the time of the ejection, the Marlins were leading, 5-3. The Indians ultimately won the contest, 6-5.

This is Joe West (22)'s fourth ejection of the 2016 MLB regular season.
Joe West now has 8 points in UEFL Standings (5 Previous + 2 MLB + 1 Correct Call-Crewmate = 8).
Crew Chief Joe West now has 7 points in Crew Division (6 Previous + 1 Correct Call = 7).

This is the 152nd ejection report of the 2016 regular season.
This is the 60th Manager ejection of 2016.
This is Cleveland's 6th ejection of 2016, T-3rd in the AL Central (DET 10; CWS 7;CLE, MIN6; KC 5).
This is Terry Francona's 3rd ejection of 2016, 1st sinceAugust 3 (Fieldin Culbreth; QOC = N [Replay]).
This is Joe West's first ejection sinceJuly 26, 2016 (Angel Pagan; QOC = N [Balls/Strikes]).

Wrap:Miami Marlins vs. Cleveland Indians, 9/4/16 | Video available via "Read more"

HP Umpire Lance Barrett ejected Indians DH Mike Napoli for arguing a strike three call in the top of the 8th inning of the Indians-Yankees game. With none out and none on, Napoli took a 2-2 splitter from Yankees pitcher Tyler Clippard for a called third strike. Replays indicate the pitch was located over the heart of home plate and above the midpoint (px 0.027, pz 3.510 [sz_top 3.230 / MOE 3.313]), the call was incorrect. At the time of the ejection, the Yankees were leading, 3-1. The Yankees ultimately won the contest, 3-2.

This is Lance Barrett (94)'s third ejection of the 2016 MLB regular season.
Lance Barrett now has -9 points in the UEFL Standings (-7 Previous + 2 MLB - 4 Incorrect Call = -9).
Crew Chief Dale Scott now has -6 points in Crew Division (-6 Previous + 0 Incorrect Call = -6).

This is the 128th ejection report of the 2016 regular season.
This is the 62nd player ejection of 2016. Prior to ejection, Napoli was 1-4 (3 SO) in the contest.
This is Cleveland's 5th ejection of 2016, T-2nd in the AL Central (CWS 6;CLE, DET, KC, MIN5).
This is Mike Napoli's first ejection sinceJuly 27, 2015 (Toby Basner; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).
This is Lance Barrett's first ejection sinceApril 25, 2016 (Ryan Raburn; QOC = N [Balls/Strikes]).

Wrap:Cleveland Indians vs. New York Yankees, 8/7/16 | Video available via "Read more"

2B Umpire Fieldin Culbreth ejected Indians Manager Terry Francona and Pitching Coach Mickey Callaway for arguing a Replay Review decision that upheld 1B Umpire Jim Reynolds' no catch (safe) call in the top of the 3rd and 1B Umpire Jim Reynolds ejected Indians bench player Corey Kluber for arguing an out call (non-replay) in the top of the 5th inning of the Twins-Indians game. In the 3rd, with two out and two on (R2, R3), Twins batter Max Kepler hit a 1-2 cutter from Indians pitcher Trevor Bauer on a soft fly ball to right fielder Lonnie Chisenhall, who dove in an attempt to catch the ball before it hit the ground. Upon Replay Review as there result of a challenge by Indians Manager Francona, Reynolds' no-catch call was upheld.Play was reviewed and reversed by the UEFL Appeals Board (5-3-1), the call was incorrect. In the 5th, with none out and none on, Indians batter Abraham Almonte swung and missed at a 0-2 knuckle curve in the dirt from Twins pitcher Tyler Duffey and arrived at first base as catcher Juan Centeno's subsequent throw entered first baseman Joe Mauer's glove. Replays indicate the ball hit Mauer's glove prior to Almonte's foot touching first base, the call was correct (the Indians were unable to challenge the play due to their unsuccessful challenge earlier in the game). At the time of Francona and Callaway's ejections, the Twins were leading, 8-2. At the time of Kluber's ejection, the Twins were leading, 8-4. The Twins ultimately won the contest, 13-5.

This is Fieldin Culbreth (25)'s third, fourth ejection of the 2016 MLB regular season.
This is Jim Reynolds (77)'s first ejection of the 2016 MLB regular season.
Fieldin Culbreth now has 2 points in the UEFL Standings (2 Prev + 2*[2 MLB - 2 Incorrect-Crewmate] = 2).
Jim Reynolds now has 8 points in the UEFL Standings (4 Previous + 2 MLB + 2 Correct Call = 8).
Crew Chief Fieldin Culbreth now has 2 points in Crew Division (1 Previous + 1 Correct Call = 2).

This is the 122nd, 123rd, 124th ejection report of the 2016 regular season.
This is the 52nd Manager ejection of 2016.
This is the 58th player ejection of 2016. Prior to ejection, Kluber did not play nor appear in the game.
This is Cleveland's 2/3/4th ejection of 2016, 5th in the AL Central (CWS 6; DET, KC, MIN 5;CLE 4).
This is Terry Francona's 2nd ejection of 2016, 1st sinceMay 30 (Manny Gonzalez; QOC = N [RLI]).
This is Mickey Callaway's first ejection sinceJune 23, 2015 (Eric Cooper; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).
This is Corey Kluber's first career MLB ejection.
This is Fieldin Culbreth's first ejection sinceJune 7, 2016 (Manny Machado; QOC = U [Fighting]).
This is Jim Reynolds' first ejection sinceJune 23, 2015 (Matt Kemp; QOC = Y-C [Check Swing]).

Wrap:Minnesota Twins vs. Cleveland Indians, 8/3/16 | Video available via "Read more"

HP Umpire Manny Gonzalez ejected Indians Manager Terry Francona for arguing a batter-runner's lane interference no-call in the top of the 3rd inning of the Rangers-Indians game. With two out and two on, Rangers batter Mitch Moreland hit a 2-2 changeup from Indians pitcher Josh Tomlin on the ground to Tomlin, who threw toward first baseman Mike Napoli as Moreland ran down the first base line and near the 45-foot long running lane. Replays indicate Tomlin's throw, which could have reasonably retired the runner, hit Moreland in the back and that Moreland's foot contacted the ground outside of the prescribed three-foot wide lane prior to the permitted opportunity for exit,Play was reviewed and affirmed by UEFL Appeals Board (Referral), the call was incorrect.* At the time of the ejection, the Rangers were leading, 4-0. The Rangers ultimately won the contest, 9-2.

This is Manny Gonzalez (79)'s first ejection of the 2016 MLB regular season.
Manny Gonzalez now has -1 points in the UEFL Standings (1 Previous + 2 MLB - 4 Incorrect = -1).
Crew Chief Hunter Wendelstedt now has 1 point in Crew Division (1 Previous + 0 Incorrect Call = 1).
*Related Analysis:Running Lane Interference (RLI) Only Applies to Fielder at First (April 6, 2016).
OBR Rule 5.09(a)(11): "In running the last half of the distance from home base to first base, while the ball is being fielded to first base, he runs outside (to the right of) the three-foot line, or inside (to the left of) the foul line, and in the umpire’s judgment in so doing interferes with the fielder taking the throw at first base, in which case the ball is dead." In exiting the lane prematurely by stepping to the inside of the foul line and making contact with the throw, B1 Moreland interfered with the fielder taking the throw (F3 Napoli).

This is the 65th ejection report of the 2016 regular season.
This is the 26th Manager ejection of 2016.
This is Cleveland's 1st ejection of 2016, T-4th in the AL Central (CWS, MIN 4; DET 3;CLE, KC1).
This is Terry Francona's first ejection sinceAugust 22, 2015 (Dan Iassogna; QOC = N [Out/Safe]).
This is Manny Gonzalez's first ejection sinceJuly 19, 2015 (Ian Kinsler; QOC = N [Balls/Strikes]).

Wrap:Texas Rangers vs. Cleveland Indians, 5/30/16 | Video available via "Read more"

2B Umpire Dan Iassogna ejected Indians Manager Terry Francona for arguing an out call in the top of the 3rd inning of the Indians-Yankees game. With one out and two on, Indians batter Michael Brantley hit a 2-2 fastball from Yankees pitcher Luis Severino on the ground to first baseman Greg Bird, who threw to shortstop Didi Gregorius as Indians baserunner R1 Francisco Lindor slid into second base. Replays indicate Bird's throw caused Gregorius to break contact with second base prior to catching the ball (not a neighborhood play), the call was incorrect (This ruling has been challenged and is under review by the UEFL Appeals Board). At the time of the ejection, the Yankees were leading, 5-1. The Yankees ultimately won the contest, 6-2.

This is Dan Iassogna (58)'s fifth ejection of 2015.
Dan Iassogna now has 13 points in the UEFL Standings (15 Previous + 2 MLB - 4 Incorrect = 13).
Crew Chief Dan Iassogna now has 3 points in Crew Division (3 Previous + 0 Incorrect Call = 3).

This is the 171st ejection of the 2015 MLB Regular Season.
This is the 83rd Manager ejection of 2015.
This is the Indians' 6th ejection of 2015, T-3rd in the AL Central (KC 12; DET 7;CLE, CWS6; MIN 3).
This is Terry Francona's 4th ejection of 2015, 1st sinceJuly 29 (Tom Woodring; QOC = U [USC-NEC]).
This is Dan Iassogna's first ejection sinceAugust 20, 2015 (Joe Girardi; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).

Wrap:Cleveland Indians vs. New York Yankees, 8/22/15
Video:Tito questions a play at second, but is ejected after being told it is not reviewable (CLE)

HP Umpire Tom Woodring ejected Indians Manager Terry Francona for arguing an ejection no-call (Unsportsmanlike-NEC) in the bottom of the 5th inning of the Royals-Indians game. With one out and none on, Indians batter Michael Brantley took a 0-1 fastball from Royals pitcher Jeremy Guthrie for a hit-by-pitch. Replays indicate the pitch was located inside and hit Brantley's calf; warnings had previously been issued after two previous hit batsmen, the call was irrecusable. At the time of the ejection, the Indians were leading, 2-0. The Indians ultimately won the contest, 12-1.

This is Tom Woodring (75)'s first ejection of 2015.
Tom Woodring now has 1 point in the UEFL Standings (-2 Previous + 3 AAA + 0 Irrecusable = 1).
Crew Chief Gary Cederstrom now has 7 points in Crew Division (6 Previous + 1 Irrecusable Call = 7).

This is the 139 ejection of the 2015 MLB Regular Season.
This is the 63rd Manager ejection of 2015.
This is the Indians' 5th ejection of 2015, T-3rd in the AL Central (KC 10;CLE, CWS, DET5; MIN 3).
This is Terry Francona's 3rd ejection of 2015, 1st sinceJune 28 (Ron Kulpa; QOC = Y [Balls/Strikes]).
This is Tom Woodring's first ejection sinceMarch 23, 2015 (Glenn Sherlock; QOC = U [Throwing At]).

Wrap:Kansas City Royals vs. Cleveland Indians, 7/29/15
Video:Francona wants Guthrie removed on HBP after warnings, but Woodring rules it unintentional (CLE)