Umpire Brian O'Nora makes call while injured

8/18/13: Home Plate Umpire Brian O'Nora is hit directly by a Franklin Morales fastball but works through the pain and issues the "ball four"

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[Sam-bnbb]

Would Greg Gibson, the home plate umpire, do this?

[stlrzfan]

That was Boone Logan that hit O'Nora. As a lifetime Yankees fan I remember it vividly. I don't remember this Morales cat being a Yankee.

[RyansColoradoRailProductions]

Same game when A-Rod got hit by Ryan Dumpster.

[coupelikeacaravan]

Uh, thanks major league baseball for posting this five days ago??

[derekabelin]

Aw fuck at 0:03 😂 still made the call tho

[OutgrownThings]

Awww and now he’s getting thrown in prison for human trafficking. What a tough guy!

[kstubblefield]

however you make videos have speed options, this needs that. like half speed at least.

[tannercheck]

I didn’t know that Rex Ryan was an umpire.

[baseballerand]

Was it on purpose? And was it actually a ball?

[JustinVerlander]

Lol, he did not. The catcher and the pitcher got crossed up. Hence why he didn't catch it.