[skywalkb]

Last night, Molina completely went berserk on the umpire in the 10th inning. He bumped him several times and even spat in his face! This is totally uncalled for behavior especially from a player of his caliber. On the plus side, now the cardinals will lose their catcher for awhile which will help them lose games and fall behind the Brewers in the central.

First of all anyone would try to get out of the way of spit however it comes out of your mouth. Second, the video sure looks like he bumped the the umpire. PLEASE explain how this umpire and all the other umpires can't call a pitch on the inside when they are squatting right over the catcher's shoulder. This pitch Has to be called correct. The outside pitch is just guessed at and probably called correct 30% of the time. Who made the decision to squat over the catcher's shoulder? Is this the best position for an umpire to make a call. Even umpires should be held accountable for "stupid and nonchalant" calls in thier work place. I am gone.