Minnesota manager Rocco Baldelli lost it on home plate umpire John Bacon after he called Ryan Jeffers out in a crucial moment of the Twins 4-3 home lo s to the Tigers in 11 innings on Thursday night. Baldelli came storming out of the Twins dugout after Bacon ruled that Jeffers had fouled the Jordan Ford Jersey ball into the glove of Tigers catcher Dillon Dingler for the first out of the bottom of the 11th. Jeffers said it hit the ground, and Baldelli seemingly concurred as he came out of the dugout demanding that the umpire look at the play. Rocco Baldelli told the ump no fucking way, you fucked it up after the ump ruled that this pitch to Ryan Jeffers didnt hit the ground Baldelli to sed his hat on the field before leaving Jomboy Media (@JomboyMedia) After a few moments, Baldelli started to lose it, yelling: Theres no fking way. You fked it up, man. You fked it up! Baldelli continued before Bacon had enough and to sed the Minnesota manager out of the game. Explore More Rocco Baldelli yells at home umpire John Bacon after being ejected during the 11th inning of the Twins 4-3 home lo s to the Tigers on Aug. 14, 2025. AP Baldelli then kicked dirt on home plate in anger before walking back over to Bacon to continue to give the ump a piece of his mind. Bacon let Baldelli say his piece before a second umpire eventually got in between the two. Thats the whole game! It comes down to this fking moment and you fked it, he shouted before walking away. Rocco Baldelli argues after a strike is called against catcher Ryan Jeffers in the 11th inning of the Twins home lo s to the Tigers. Je se Johnson-Imagn Images Baldelli got one last shot in as he walked off the field by throwing his hat. The ejection was his fourth of the season. In the end, the Twins fell to the Tigers 4-3, with Minnesota stranding the tying run on third as Royce Lewis struck out on a check swing to close the game. An irate Rocco Baldelli walks back to the dugout after being ejected during the 11th inning of the Twins home lo s to the Tigers. AP Baldelli told reporters that he didnt think anyone in the stadium could say with any certainty that the ball didnt hit the ground, and all he wanted was for Bacon to look at the ball. I dont know why he wouldnt just look at it, . It would have given everyone in the ballpark, especially for the call, the best idea of whether or not that ball was truly fouled off or not, and its a huge moment. Bill Walton Jersey