Uh Oh, It Ain't My Fault

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In this episode of WayWut, "Uh Oh, It Ain't My Fault," join us for a deep dive into the often-misunderstood world of baseball umpires and the universal human tendency to shift blame. Jason shares his candid, firsthand experiences on the diamond, from hilarious encounters with overzealous parents in T-ball to heated confrontations with players and coaches in competitive leagues. Discover why umpires so frequently become the convenient scapegoats for team losses and how they navigate immense pressure, even when calls are clear.

The discussion then broadens to explore historical examples of scapegoating, with a particular focus on one of baseball's most infamous moments: the Steve Bartman incident from the 2003 National League Championship Series. We dissect whether Bartman was truly responsible for the Chicago Cubs' heartbrea ...