
Well this seems a little out of line.
During Tuesday's game between the Washington Nationals and the Atlanta Braves. Nats second baseman Daniel Murphy had a simple request for second base umpire Alan Porter — could you move out of my line of sight?
A video of the incident caught Porter using words not found in the Queen's english.
So 2b Umpire Alan Porter just told Daniel Murphy "F-- you" when asked to shift in #nats game. @FightinHydrant and I are aghast. pic.twitter.com/jrd2QKPN6G
— Steve Weddle (@steveweddle) June 13, 2017
Who knows why Porter was so annoyed by a simple request. After the game, a 10-5 Nationals win, Murphy took the high road in his remarks to the Washington Post:
Alan and I talked. I think we both understand we've got a job to do, and we were both able to discuss and work through that. By the end of the game, there were no problems whatsoever. I don't foresee there being any problems in the future, either.
So that appears to be the end of that — until the next time Murphy asks Porter to move.
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