British Guys Watch Nationals Getting Upset With Jurickson Profar’s Celebration! (Jomboy Reaction)

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[@BrettNance37]

Dodgers fan here- and I’m 100% on the Padres’ side in all of this. Profar legitimately celebrated with his fans, Ruiz had no business being in his face and touching him, and Schilt’s complaint about the pitcher not getting tossed in valid. Ump’s opinion on intent shouldn’t matter when it happened right after the warning. After all that, their subsequent celebrations are expected to be rubbed in more.

[@DuYarvish]

The reason why Gore might sound familiar to you is that he debuted with the Padres. He was drafted 3rd overall by the Padres and was a top prospect for a while. He was one of the big pieces that the Padres traded to the Nationals to get Juan Soto.

[@Ledhead775]

What makes no sense really in this situation is that after warnings are given, if a pitcher hits a batter, the pitcher gets thrown out whether it was intentional or not. This is the first time I've ever seen a pitcher not get ejected after being warned.

[@toetaggerh4253]

same

[@sirbobdesign]

"Mr. Relevant" Jackson Profar

[@nasa258e]

Jurickson

[@jeffspeedy11]

Gore came up in the Padres system. He was their #1 prospect and played for the Pads a bit, before being traded to Nats, I believe as part of the Soto trade.

[@XSprouted]

The Padres are so fun this year. Right now they've got a wild card spot, lets hope they can keep it!

[@dylandiamond1727]

Probably won’t! Poverty franchise 😢

[@Hexon66]

"Right now they've got a wild card spot". Checks calendar: July 4th.🤦‍♂ Poor deluded neophyte.

[@XSprouted]

@@Hexon66 I did say "lets hope they can keep it!" dude.

[@joester4251]

​@XSprouted don't worry about them. They're either haters of Padres or negative nancies. Padres are actually playing very good baseball recently and long as they keep winning series they 100% have a shot at wild card. Just gotta keep the faith no matter what 💯

[@dylandiamond1727]

@@joester4251you must be a young padre fan if you have any faith in the worst franchise in baseball winning anything 😂

[@noahjensen6106]

just wanted to mention jurickson profar was a highly touted prospect in his early pro days and has been doing just enough to hang around on MLB rosters. this year he is finally breaking out and i’m happy for him

[@khaliqbarkers1058]

One of my favorite moments this season was not only watching this series but hearing the nationals broadcast of the manny and profar homers and it’s dead quiet😂😂😂one guy was about to curse

[@mofosoto]

These are grown men, paid to play a game for strictly entertainment purposes, and he’s making a show of it. So funny when players get their feelings hurt over a team kicking their ass. But the pitcher has to be ejected there even if it’s an accident. That’s all you have to do is pretend like you didn’t mean to??? Gore was on the Padres, another reason I don’t think he intended to hit Profar. But he’s probably trying to piss him off and throw in close, but in that situation you’re not allowed any leeway after a warning. Your duty is to make sure you don’t hit him or get ejected. Ball don’t lie, poetic justice was served

[@sandiegovarsitysports6156]

Padres new head coach has some fire. You need to check out a game at Petco. It is in downtown San Diego next to water. Many great bars and restaurants there. Petco is poppin every night especially weekends. Go Padres !!!!

[@jacquesmassard9226]

Profar might be my new favorite player!! i love that!

[@lovesgucci1]

I remember a huge call in the 2022 NLCS, game 5, Padres @ Phillies. Profar had a full count (3 balls, 2 strikes) & the next pitch was a ball but the ump said he went around for a strike 3. He kinda lost it but it pretty much ended the Padres season with that call.

[@RiMan27]

It’s new school baseball vs old school baseball… Newer players celebrate and try to make it fun and exciting vs the older player that want things “respectful” and if you taunt you get pegged… personally I like the taunting and celebrating, it’s more entertaining and helps the younger fans get into it more.

[@jwestphal1978]

I also agree with the "keep your hands to yourself" vibe

[@bkelsey6692]

I was at these games. Actually got caught on TV there for a sec. Great series. Great ball being played in SD rn.

[@judychurley6623]

Brits who know Baseball?? Who know the Padres?? Wow!

[@jaythomaso9311]

Need more of yall reacting to jomboy! Try checkng out his "weird sports" breakdown playlist, its absolute gold

[@wormydiaz]

love to see more baseball fans from places it isnt necessarily popular! great reaction.

[@natelan69420]

GO PADRES!!!

[@SeenGod]

ayyyy lets go! love you guys! and i love Jomboy too he’s always bringing the heat with the lip-syncing 😂

[@johanna0131]

Love it! More Jomboy!

[@RealDiehl99]

I don't know if that is considered disrespectful. It's pretty common to intentionally walk a player with first base open in order to create a force out at any base. The catcher poking his finger in his chest...that's disrespectful.

[@BoringReviews]

Are you a Padres fan? If so, let’s go! I’m a huge fan. Enjoyed this reaction

[@DNReacts]

Damo is a Padres fan yeah 😊

[@judychurley6623]

... yeah, BUT he was warned!!!

[@KevinQuinn81]

From a rules perspective, any time there is any kind of confrontation, umpires can choose to give warnings to both teams which means that if they judge any pitcher to be intentionally throwing at a player, whether they hit them or not, it would result in the automatic ejection for both the pitcher and that pitcher's manager. I think this is why Shildt was "upset." He was angling to get the pitcher and manager thrown out but the umpires didn't think it was intentional (and I'm inclined to agree here) so he decided to go all out and get his money's worth. Umpires can actually give warnings at any time for any reason, and they can also choose to eject any pitcher that they feel threw intentionally at a batter. If the latter occurs, just the pitcher gets tossed. Existing warnings are the only time the manager gets auto-tossed too. This process often gets misconstrued by managers because they will claim that umpires should have given warnings before tossing their pitcher or that umpires who have given warnings have to throw out the next pitcher who hits a guy (like happened here) but neither have to happen under the rules.

[@natelan69420]

Taken in a vacuum, if a pitcher accidentally hits batter with no prior conflict between the two teams, a pitcher would NOT be ejected. However, once an ump has issued a warning to a pitcher BECAUSE it is presumed that contextually, a pitcher MIGHT (intentionally) hit a batter to make some sort of point, the pitcher would ALWAYS be ejected, especially if it was the very first pitch after the warning was issued. Don't be fooled by the "oopsie daisy" look on Gore's (Nat's pitcher) face, he INTENTIONALLY hit Profar immediately after the skirmish. If anything, the oopsy daisy look was because he accidentally hit Profar lower on the body than he had intended, he almost certainly meant to Profar in the torso, as is the norm. The feckless, idiot ump should've immediately disqualified the pitcher after that pitch. Also, the ump should not have allowed their catcher to molest Profar for several minutes. The catcher was making his best effort and provoking Profar into a physical altercation (in order to have a fiery hot Profar ejected from the game).

[@CaptainCrackup]

Loved the video gentleman! As a Padres fan myself, this is the most fun I’m having watching this team since the 2022 playoffs. I know you have probably said it in the past but I’m very curious… how did you become a Padres fan? 😊

[@andrewthorpe5569]

I was at both these games. The walk-off was insane and 100% Profar was celebrating with the 40,000 fans in attendance. It also wasn’t a simple one run walk-off but four runs were needed. The pitcher was warned, if he accidentally hits the pitcher is irrelevant and he should be ejected

[@DNReacts]

Highlights were crazy, I’m (Damo) a big Padres fan and this series was epic! Appreciate the comment, awesome you were there for both of these too

[@antonioduverge3558]

That was hilarious!

[@emorimiku]

My theory about why the Padres were so meh in 2023 is that Profar came back to the team too late in the season for his vibes to work on the team

[@XSprouted]

yeah every time profar is on the pads he does pretty well and the whole club gets good vibes. im glad he tried to get his bag in colorado but i just think he plays best with san diego

[@WeAreSC361]

I was at that second game when the benches cleared! One of the best sporting environments I’ve ever been a part of

[@erick6102]

Padres have fans in the UK??? This is awesome!!!

[@sdpints3189]

DN Reacts, we have so much in common! We're both Padres fans, we enjoy Jomboy reactions, and I used to live in England (Suffolk). Also, I was at this game. Enjoyed your reaction and I'm newly subscribed!

[@gregcable3250]

Very nice reaction. I love it when you guys say Dodger with your particular Brit accent--you sound like cast members from the 1969 movie, "Oliver!" when they refer to the "artful Dodger"--played by Jack Wild--who had a cockney accent, as did all of the cast members (except the rich folks in that one). I think he played for the Dodgers--thank you, Fagan!

[@Alex-kd5xc]

As far as I know, there isn’t an unwritten rule about excessively celebrating a walk-off. I mean, he literally won the game in a do or die situation, that’s about as good as it gets. If that doesn’t warrant a celebration, I don’t know what does.

[@dancleary4101]

I love MLB celebrations ..makes the game fun…but expect retaliation

[@DNReacts]

Completely agree!

[@dancleary4101]

@@DNReacts plz check out best NBA bench celebrations

[@dancleary4101]

@KevinL-lh7ty not sure what any of that has to do with what I said

[@posapop27]

@KevinL-lh7tyWell to be fair, you made a distinct point about celebrations that’s not directly related to the original comment. But even if it were squarely on point, why the rude reply 🤷‍♀️

[@dancleary4101]

@KevinL-lh7ty with your mom, spreading her legs and then sitting on my face that’s how I feed

[@jwestphal1978]

I think it's great! The NFL celebrate the exact same way. Dr Whocares from the live streams

[@visarr]

A hit-by-pitch doesn't usually warrant an ejection. But after the Profar celebration "toward" the Nats dugout the night before and both teams and the pitcher now having been warned, and then - the very next pitch - Profar is hit, 99% of the time the pitcher would be ejected. This is because, in most cases, that HBP was intentional However, the umpire determined that it was not intentional. Based on what Shildt said to Martinez, perhaps the umpire took that into account.

[@ericles1976]

Got to understand that if a ball at 95mph headed to yiur face, you will jump because batters can no predict of that pitch is gonna hit them or not . Profar’s jump was legit

[@UrBeat06]

- Gore was Padres’ top prospect, top 10 prospect in all baseball for a while, played for Padres for a bit before being included in the big Soto trade with the Nationals, along with CJ Abrams - both seem to be doing decently as pros now with some experience under their belts, but Gore being involved in this made it even more interesting given he knows all these guys - There’s an incident Jomboy doesn’t include during the top of the first inning where Winker of the Nationals is talking shit to Profar before all the stuff at home plate a few minutes later with the Catcher - This breakdown video doesn’t do all of it justice because the crowd noise was amazing during all of this, made it much more intense, from the walk off the night before through to the Profar grand slam the next night - Lastly, I was really interested in more of the lip reading, but presumably, much of the verbal exchanges between players would have been in Spanish, and I guess Jomboy couldn’t find a Spanish lip reader to contribute, 😂

[@proteuswest1084]

It's really unusual for umpires to issue warnings, for the next guy to get hit by the pitch, and for there not to be an ejection of the manager and the pitcher. If I were a Padres fan, I'd be pretty upset right there. Objectively, though, the umpires probably got it right, because of the type of pitch that was and the immediate reaction from the pitcher. I don't think Profar did anything wrong in any of it, and I don't think a whole lot of fans care for "you hurt my feelings, so I'm going to hurl this baseball at you". There are plenty of reasons to chuck a baseball at someone, but that ain't one.

[@natelan69420]

On the very next pitch, noless.

[@frankymr2]

When are you guys coming to san diego? Ill invite you guys to a game. Gore was with the padres and was traded for soto 2 years ago

[@OhArchie]

Nats pitcher should have been ejected...because he was warned. Whether he *should* have been warned to start with is another matter.

[@visarr]

Rightly or wrongly, the umpire didn't think he hit him intentionally.

[@robtintelnot9107]

Players can't run out and start touching him while he's running the bases. He's out. Umpires never follow the rules.

[@michaelb3581]

Great channel guys 👏🏼 I mean that! But check out how the nationals talked about it and how they basically had a meeting, and admitted they did it intentionally

[@michaelb3581]

That being said: this perspective is awesome!!

[@DNReacts]

Thank you Michael! Appreciate that 🙏🏼

[@cvn65vet76]

don't want them to celebrate... make a better pitch.

[@whyoowhy]

Fuck the unwritten rules. This is the new spirit of the game

[@712pin]

I watched it all. Profar celebrated a little too close to their dugout, but his team and fans needed the pumping up. Nationals overreacted and they definitely threw at him next night. Gore just acted like it wasn’t on purpose. After the umpire warning, Gore should have been ejected immediately. I like Profar and his great season, but he is a hothead….but he is also relevant.

[@jesuskristoSD]

Al Gore 😂

[@janerg7148]

I get that the Nats didn’t like Profar’s celebration. You lost and the guy you gambled on showed you up. What’s to like? But to be so soft and so childish to carry it into the next game and retaliate? Grow up!

[@videogamevalley7523]

I don’t feel he did anything bad, he felt like he wasn’t a guy who can hit and he hit and won the game deal with it and they at home so fall back

[@joksal9108]

Ruiz giving Profar shit is a bit of a joke. He’s a lousy player with a big contract. I’ve been watching baseball for a long time and I don’t ever remember that kind of a dumbass lecture before a guy bats. If you want to knock the guy down knock him down. Nobody wants a lecture with somebody poking them in the chest again and again. Profar’s a big guy-lucky for Ruiz he’s pretty low-key.

[@benson5750]

I’m gonna join the discord

[@DNReacts]

🙌🙌

[@rodchallis8031]

I think Profar took it a bit far with "being disrespected" in the first game. Walking Arraez in that situation is baseball 101 and unless Profar thought he was a better batter than Arraez, no offense should have been taken. However, in that situation, I don't blame Profar for using it as inspiration to crank one and have *some* fun with it. Then it was time for the Nats to over-react. Don't like to be shown up? Well, play better. On the next day, I think Profar and the rest of the Padres showed great forbearance while Ruiz patronizingly pawed their player. If I was coach, that's where the dugouts would have emptied.

[@lewismaddox4132]

This guy is a lip-reading savant!

[@taegenbrown2894]

First one 🥇

[@DominicSilva-bl4ge]

Nationals soft as hell

[@katedc]

Profar and Machado are over-the-top arrogant - Machado escalated the whole confrontation, he’s an ass and always has been. That’s the whole story here. and yeah, it just never happens that a hitter does such an excessive celebration directly in front of another team’s dugout, directly toward the other team. Because they walked the guy before him, ffs

[@BeeSP619]

Except that’s not what happened. Jomboy got it wrong here too reporting that he celebrated in front of the Nat’s dugout. If you watch the Padres video feed that shows the whole camera angle, Profar wasn’t anywhere close to the Nat’s dugout when he was pumping the fans up after hitting a wall-off single. What you will see though are Nat’s players waiting around in the dugout and watching the Padres celebrate. Why would you wait around and watch them celebrate and then cry about it the next day?

[@BeeSP619]

Why blame Machado when Ruiz started the whole thing by yapping his mouth? If Ruiz didn’t start yapping and poking Profar, Manny wouldn’t have stepped in

[@katedc]

⁠…because he came in from on deck to the batter’s box and pushed Ruiz aggressively. If Profar didn’t like how Ruiz was talking, fine. If the umpire wanted to break it up, he could have. Or Profar could have asked the umpire to. No need for Machado to get involved at all. Ruiz is not a temperamental kind of guy. It’s wild to see him, well, care that much, get fired up about anything. Also, I watched the Nationals feed, and Profar did some of both. He pumped up the crowd and then specifically came over to the Nats dugout to make a show of it. The Nats were annoyed and rightfully so. I don’t say that as a fan of the Nationals, although I am one. The Nats are below 500 and not having a great year, and they were swept by the Padres; it’s perfectly clear who’s the better team. Nats are often pretty low-key in games, probably because of that. Which is what makes this kind of Harper-style tantrum from Profar and Machado so unnecessary. Who flexes on someone that’s not playing at their level? Because they “felt disrespected”? Stop.

[@BeeSP619]

@@katedcProfar celebrated with his fans first and then his teammates were waiting for him in front of the Nats’ dugout. Profar clearly walked over to celebrate with his teammates and made no eye contact nor did he turn to the Nats dugout. Why were the Nats players still waiting around anyway? They should’ve never even been there by the time Profar walked over to his teammates. Ruiz was being super childish and tried to school a veteran player. FAFO is what he got. Padres/Profar did not start this. Ruiz is responsible for his actions. Machado came to try to break it up and if you look closely it looks like the ump was also ready to step in before Machado stepped in. Bottom line is Ruiz is was yapping his mouth for way too long. Profar said he just let Ruiz have it because he doesn’t want to get suspended.

[@katedc]

@@BeeSP619watch the MASN coverage and see the distance from the dugout, directly toward the dugout, for yourself; they’re biased announcers, of course, but it was all they could talk about. Say the Nats were making a big deal about the taunting of you want, and I might agree! But spare me the gaslighting. We saw what happened, the announcers saw what happened, and Profar basically admitted he did it when he said he felt disrespected. What makes more sense - the Nats, a sub-500 team that hasn’t gotten in a fight all year, collectively decides to invent an offense that pisses off the most mild player on the team, or Profar got a little full of himself after a home run and showed off in front of the oppo dugout? Again, not going to argue, it was what it was , but I didn’t like it when Bryce Harper did that ish when he was on the Nationals, and I don’t like it here. The Padres are having a good year! This nonsense is beneath them! I wish them well.

[@astrochickenfeet1693]

DO YOU SUFFER SOME TYPE OF NEUROLOGICAL DISORDER THAT MAKES YOU PRESS PAUSE EVER 5 SECONDS ?

[@DNReacts]

Don’t watch a reaction video if you don’t want a reaction 😂😂 also get a new keyboard as your caps lock is clearly broken!

[@astrochickenfeet1693]

@@DNReacts pausing every 5 seconds to spew nonsense isnt a reaction -- just sad people wanting someone to listen to them even though they have nothing remotely important to say --- sad

[@DNReacts]

We talk nonsense, we know that 😂 we are just having fun, it’s really not that deep

[@user-xu8yn4yo6n]

At least we don’t have to see you on anymore videos. Run along 👋

[@user-xu8yn4yo6n]

I’m glad I don’t suffer a neurological disorder where I type nonsense in capital letters for attention. That’s really sad.

[@grobert1279]

Diversity

[@blitztim6416]

That was great. Gotta love the Padres manager. You gotta play the umps to gain advantages. Baseball is unique. It can be boring at times but also be incredibly dramatic. Good insight from Jomboy.