Baseball's Most Controversial Umpire Calls It a Career
Angel Hernandez, Criticized for Decades, Will Retire
Angel Hernandez, the most controversial umpire in Major League Baseball history, is calling it a career. The 62-year-old Hernandez announced his retirement on Wednesday, ending a 33-year umpiring career that was marked by both success and controversy.
A History of Controversy
Hernandez was known for his inconsistent strike zone and his tendency to make controversial calls. He was often criticized by players, managers, and fans for his poor umpiring. In 2017, Hernandez was at the center of a controversy over his in-game calls amid an unsuccessful effort to sue MLB for racial discrimination.
A Legacy of Service
Despite the controversy, Hernandez was also a respected umpire. He worked in four World Series and was considered one of the best umpires in the game. He was known for his professionalism and his dedication to the game.
A Lasting Impression
Hernandez's retirement leaves a lasting impression on the game of baseball. He was a polarizing figure, but he was also a dedicated umpire who served the game for over three decades. His legacy will be remembered both for his controversial calls and his commitment to the sport.
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