Ball 4 check swing call

Question
MY friend Hunter Koricane was up at bat and the pitcher threw 3 straight pitches at the dirt and my friend check swang and they said he came to far on the check swing and he went for the check swing and then went right back up for the ball 4 call and they said son u broke your wrist on the check swing i went and aruged with the umpire about the check swing and he gave me a warning to go sit down before i was gonna be ejected i said fine go ahead and warn me ill still aruge about it and i said u made a wrong call on My friend hunters check swing call and he was like why dont u go sit down i was like no i wont go sit down and see to get of his face before he got mad and i was like fine get mad u big umpire then he eject me is he allowed to eject the Manager of the hitting coach is the umpire allowed to eject me? yes or no  

Answer
Cody,

Thank you for your question.  First of all, the umpire is allowed to eject anyone in the ballpark from the game.  That includes all managers, coaches, players, spectators and anyone else around.  The umpire is the ultimate controller of the ball game and everything surrounding the park.  So the answer is YES, he is allowed to eject you.

Secondly, it is always the manager's job to argue calls.  Please understand that an umpire will never reverse a call, especially if he is met with hostility. That means if you ever argue in an upset manner, you will not get your way.  The biggest mistake in discussing a call with an umpire is to tell him that he made a wrong call.  

I understand that it is upsetting, but umpires are not perfect. They make mistakes just as players and coaches do.  A check swing is a judgement call just as balls and strikes are judgement calls. Argueing these calls will get you nowhere.  Discussing such a call with an umpire between innings in a non-aggressive way may get you a favorable call later in the game.  Additionally, you can ask the umpire to ask the field umpire for his opinion.  If you do it the right way, he may ask for help from the other umpire and get the call reversed.  But if you go after them and try to show them up, you will never get a call.  

My advice is leave the "argueing" to your manager.  It is not your business to argue calls, especially something like a check swing.  

Enjoy baseball, practice it and learn it.  It is the best game in the world!!!

PLAY BALL!!!

Coach Boss