Due to the owners’ imposed lockout in Major League Baseball, fans have not seen a single game in the last three months on ballparks. And looking at the current scenarios of MLB, they will have to wait a bit more to go and cheer their favorite team in the ballparks.

However, baseball fans can cheer themselves up with a video going viral on the internet. As they say, sports is unpredictable, but in this hilarious video, baseball fans will get to see something that is beyond their imagination.

Baseball player fights with an umpire in the middle of a game

Once the legendary MLB manager had said, “The Key to winning baseball games is pitching, fundamentals, and three-run homers.” Notably, every sport follows a certain discipline during the game. But after watching this video, every baseball fan will realize that there is such thing named discipline or principles in the game.

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In the video, a player doesn’t seem to be okay with an umpire’s decision and lost his cool. So he decided to fight it out with the umpire in the middle of the game. And interestingly, the umpire also responded to the player and showed his fighting skills. He also hit a couple of punches to the player. However, the on-field players and support staff managed to split them away. The place of the incident is still unknown.

Lockout in Major League Baseball

Major League Baseball is going through the owners’ lockout. And with the owners and players still not agreeing to the new CBA, MLB has postponed spring training by one week for the next season. Given that the regular season is about to start the next month, the two parties must have to agree to the new collective bargaining agreement.

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