How "far" is a MLB manager ejected?

[Justin_Bailey]

@Enright3

Do you have a cite for this? The only antic I’m aware of is the groucho mustache and nose.

You can see the mustache in the picture Least Original User Name Ever posted.

As for Bobby Valentine being the man, that picture is my cite. The man had big brass balls the size of my head.

[Enright3]

@Justin_Bailey

You can see the mustache in the picture Least Original User Name Ever posted.

As for Bobby Valentine being the man, that picture is my cite. The man had big brass balls the size of my head.

As a life long Texas Rangers fan, I’m not wild about him.
But I have to pick on somebody when it seems like your favorite team is mathematically eliminated on opening day every year.

[RealityChuck]

@ElvisL1ves

The umpires, nominally, but it’s a very hard thing to catch and they have higher priorities to attend to, such as keeping the game running.

A manager’s ejection almost automatically entails a fine and suspension as well, so it’s easy to rationalize that they’re getting adequate punishment anyway. A suspended manager cannot even be in the ballpark for those games.

A fine, perhaps. But no automatic suspension – he can manage the next game.

However, if the manager touches the umpire, it is a fine and suspension. Also, if, in the opinion of the league, he goes too far in his protest, he can be fined and suspended.