James Frisbie, the manager of the Lincoln Saltdogs, got tossed from a game and promptly launched first base into the air during a nearly two-minute post-ejection outburst. The incident occurred after Frisbie disagreed with an umpire’s call at first base.

A Blast from the Past

The managerial ejection is a rare sight in modern baseball, thanks to advanced technology like automatic balls and strikes (ABS) and instant replay. However, Frisbie’s outburst was a reminder of the passion and intensity that can still be found in the game.

Frisbie, a former MLB assistant for the Tigers and Nationals, was not having it after the call at first base. He needed to blow some steam and saw an opportunity to make his point after getting tossed. The 53-year-old manager’s antics included a perfect bag-toss, well-timed dirt-kicks, and finger-points.

The incident has been met with amusement and appreciation from fans and commentators alike. While some may view Frisbie’s behavior as unprofessional, others see it as a refreshing display of emotion in a game that has become increasingly reliant on technology.

Original reporting: Fox News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.