The game of baseball is as emotional as it is physical. Moreover, it often brings raw emotions, including aggression, dissent, and joy. MLB is not immune to it, and it makes it interesting. A similar incident saw Mets head coach Buck Showalter, sharing his emotions for his team. The coach had to take the cause as they ejected him from the game.

It happened between the New York Mets and the Cincinnati Reds game, adding to the multiple on-field incidents. Why was Showalter penalized? What is the case?

Buck Showalter showcases his unhappiness!

The role of a manager and coach is to show support and flight for the team. Showalter did this after umpires did not take notice of an incident, and the rule went against the Mets. Showalter’s argument was against Wil Myers regarding interference during the play. The Mets in charge argued with the umpires. The SNY shared the clip of the incident on its Twitter handle.

Showalter has all the support of the fans.

Fans also agreed with the coach and came out in support of him. They claimed that incidents like these could decrease interest in the league. Many especially focused on the fact that the umpires can do a better job.

Can the umpire face some action too? The fans have not liked the decisions, and the Mets players also responded during the game. Eventually, it will be interesting to see how they take this into the next matchup. What do you make of this story? Was it a fair decision? Let us know in the comments below.

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