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C.B. Bucknor is already catching more heat just days into the MLB season. The longtime umpire looked foolish yet again on Tuesday after he made a bad call during the Brewers’ 6-2 win over the Rays, ...

Three days after having six of his calls overturned by MLB's new Automated Balls and Strikes system, umpire C.B. Bucknor was in the spotlight once again Tuesday night. Serving as the first-base umpire ...

Some of MLB's most controversial umpires, including Angel Hernandez and Joe West, are now retired, but one often-criticized umpire has hit a new low in the era of the automatic ball-strike (ABS) ...

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Umpires have always been known to make the wrong calls at times. Angel Hernandez was one of the most notorious umpires in the MLB because of his frequent faulty decision-making that has cost teams ...

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WASHINGTON — C-SPAN has addressed whether President Donald Trump called into the show last week under the pseudonym "John Barron." The rumors began to swirl last week following the Supreme Court's ...

Recently, internet users were caught off guard after a man sounding like Donald Trump made a call to C-SPAN on the issue of the Supreme Court’s ruling on the President’s tariffs. This led many online ...

Following the U.S. Supreme Court striking down President Donald Trump's tariffs on Feb. 20, 2026, a C-SPAN caller who sounded like Trump and used the name "John Barron" — an alias the president ...