An MLB umpire left a game at Coors Field on Monday night mid-inning — never to return — in a truly odd situation. The weird scene occurred during the top of the third inning of the Cubs-Rockies ga…
An MLB umpire left a game at Coors Field on Monday night mid-inning — never to return — in a truly odd situation.
The weird scene occurred during the top of the third inning of the Cubs-Rockies game when home plate umpire Brian O’Nora paused play and proceeded to run into the dugout. The action was halted for 15 minutes while second base umpire Tom Hanahan took over behind the plate. When play resumed, the game finished with just three umpires, and O’Nora never went back behind the plate. “He was sick. I think he was throwing up or something,”
after the game. “It’s never happened to me. I can’t recall ever having a home plate umpire get knocked out, like with a foul ball or anything like that, and have to switch.Home plate umpire Brian O’Nora inspects the glove of Rockies starting pitcher Kyle Freeland in the second inning against the Cubs at Coors Field on Sept. 11, 2023.Home plate ump Brian O'Nora jogged into the home dugout in the top of the 3rd and will not return to the ballgame.
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