In a recent MLB game, the Washington Nationals committed a significant baserunning blunder, running into a double play with no outs, which frustrated Yankees fans as the Nationals went on to win 5-2. The game was officiated by Tony Randazzo, whose performance has come under scrutiny for missed calls, leading to discussions about the quality of umpiring in the league. Additionally, a controversial strike call made by umpire Scott Barry during a game between the Chicago Cubs and Pittsburgh Pirates has been labeled one of the worst in MLB history, where a pitch from position player Rowdy Tellez was called as a strike despite being 14.6 inches outside the strike zone. Fans and commentators alike expressed disbelief and amusement at the call, which occurred in a lopsided game where the Cubs ultimately triumphed 18-8. The incident sparked widespread outrage on social media, with many calling for improved officiating standards. Overall, these incidents highlight ongoing concerns regarding umpiring consistency and the impact it has on game outcomes.