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2021 Major League Baseball Umpire Roster

The 2021 MLB umpire roster is listed by crew. The umpire’s uniform number precedes his name. Following is each umpire’s hometown and first year of full-time service. Crew chiefs are listed first in each group.

77 Jim Reynolds Osprey, Fla. 1999 11 Tony Randazzo Las Cruces, N.M. 1999 13 Todd Tichenor Holcomb, Kan. 2012 62 Chad Whitson Newark, Ohio 2019

72 Alfonso Marquez Gilbert, Ariz. 1999 95 Tim Timmons Fort Myers, Fla. 2001 16 Lance Barrett Fort Worth, Texas 2014 37 Carlos Torres Acarigua, Venezuela 2017

65 Ted Barrett Higley, Ariz. 1999 5 Angel Hernandez Loxahatchee, Fla. 1993 23 Lance Barksdale Terry, Miss. 2007 85 Stu Scheurwater Regina, Saskatchewan 2018

26 Bill Miller Aptos, Calif. 1999 88 Doug Eddings Las Cruces, N.M. 1999 91 Brian Knight Roseville, Calif. 2009 47 Gabe Morales Livermore, Calif. 2017

22 Joe West Weston, Fla. 1978 46 Ron Kulpa Maryland Heights, Mo. 1999 1 Bruce Dreckman Marcus, Iowa 1997 59 Nic Lentz Kentwood, Mich. 2020

44 Kerwin Danley Chandler, Ariz. 1998 54 CB Bucknor Brooklyn, N.Y. 1999 4 Chad Fairchild Bradenton, Fla. 2010 78 Adam Hamari Denver 2017

12 Gerry Davis Appleton, Wis. 1985 53 Greg Gibson Catlettsburg, Ky. 1999 30 Rob Drake Phoenix 2010 93 Will Little Fall Branch, Tenn. 2015

24 Jerry Layne Winter Haven, Fla. 1989 21 Hunter Wendelstedt Madisonville, La. 1999 73 Tripp Gibson Marysville, Wash. 2015 81 Quinn Wolcott Puyallup, Wash. 2015

9 Brian Gorman Camarillo, Calif. 1993 39 Paul Nauert Lawrenceville, Ga. 1999 80 Adrian Johnson Houston 2010 74 John Tumpane Evergreen Park, Ill. 2016

45 Jeff Nelson Orlando, Fla. 1999 63 Laz Diaz Orlando, Fla. 1999 79 Manny Gonzalez Valencia-Carabobo, Venezuela 2013 83 Mike Estabrook Boynton Beach, Fla. 2014

50 Paul Emmel Bradenton, Fla. 1999 3 Bill Welke Marshall, Mich. 1999 98 Chris Conroy North Adams, Mass. 2013 31 Pat Hoberg Des Moines, Iowa 2017

14 Mark Wegner Plant City, Fla. 1999 68 Chris Guccione Brighton, Colo. 2009 64 Alan Porter Warminster, Pa. 2013 18 Ramon De Jesus Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic 2020

41 Jerry Meals Salem, Ohio. 1998 15 Ed Hickox Port Orange, Fla. 1999 19 Vic Carapazza Palm Harbor, Fla. 2013 52 Jansen Visconti Latrobe, Pa. 2020

34 Sam Holbrook Lexington, Ky. 1998 60 Marty Foster Beloit, Wis. 1999 28 Jim Wolf Ahwatukee, Ariz. 2004 76 Mike Muchlinski Bothell, Wash. 2014

25 Fieldin Culbreth Spartanburg, S.C. 1999 7 Brian O’Nora Canfield, Ohio 1999 17 D.J. Reyburn Franklin, Tenn. 2014 36 Ryan Blakney Phoenix 2020

20 Tom Hallion Louisville, Ky. 1986 10 Phil Cuzzi Nutley, N.J. 1999 89 Cory Blaser Westminster, Colo. 2014 90 Mark Ripperger Escondido, Calif. 2015

6 Mark Carlson Joliet, Ill. 1999 92 James Hoye Cleveland 2010 71 Jordan Baker Shawnee, Okla. 2014 96 Chris Segal Fairfax, Va. 2020

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Umpires don't get into the game for love. Only the perceived worst draw recognition. 

Pat Hoberg could be on his way to changing that. 

The 35-year-old is the highest-rated home-plate umpire, enjoying a 96.1% accuracy rate on his balls and strikes calls, according to Umpire Scorecards. 

Perhaps more notably, he has become a needed antidote to what we'll call Angel Hernandez Derangement Syndrome – the low-hanging fruit of umpire-bashing that has hatched dozens of social-media accounts aimed at amplifying the men in blue at their worst. 

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Through it all, an evolution has taken place: Some fans looking to validate their frustration with 29-year-veteran Hernandez have stumbled upon another realization: 

A lot of these guys are really good – none better than Hoberg. 

"He's suddenly gotten this following," says Ethan Singer, co-founder of Umpire Scorecards. "He’s got memes about him. People like him a lot." 

And why not? Hoberg leads MLB umpires with an accuracy rating of 96.4% on ball-strike calls, and three umpires have matched his MLB-best 94.9% consistency rating. Umpires, like the players they govern, can get better with age and Hoberg appears to be entering a sweet spot in his career. 

He has received postseason crew assignments for three consecutive seasons, including the 2021 NLCS, and a career dream came true when he was named to the crew that called the "Field of Dreams" game in his native Iowa last August. 

Now, he's one of five major league umps hitting at least 95% accuracy this year – that's 143 of 150 correct calls in a typical game - and perhaps will be beneficiaries of an era where scrutiny of umps - and publicly-available analysis - has never been higher. 

"There hasn't been any oxygen for these umpires that are performing well," says Singer. "We take the approach of little to no commentary, and treat the data as is.

"I hope people in the umpiring community appreciate."

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2021 MLB Umpire Power Rankings: Second Third of the Season

Welcome to the second edition of the 2021 MLB Umpire Power Rankings, covering the second third of the 2021 season. We constantly judge, praise, and critique the players on the field and the coaches in the dugout for their impact on the results of games, but umpires are the third human element in the sport that help determine the outcome of a game. So, thanks to data compiled by Ethan Singer, owner and operator of @UmpScorecards , fans can see how each home plate umpire performs over the course of any given MLB game.

Here at Diamond Digest, we are fans of explaining the analytical side of baseball, but the fundamentals of a home plate umpire’s job, accurately calling balls and strikes, is something every fan can understand. The job in these power rankings is to showcase the umpires who are the best in the sport and hold the ones that aren’t performing up to the job’s responsibilities accountable.

Like the previous rankings, which you can find here , I looked at the umpires who had the best and worst accuracy as well as which umpires favored a team the least and most over the course of a game. Since these rankings are cumulative, I looked at umpires who have called at least 2500 pitches this season through August 7, 2021. Now that I got the explanation out of the way, let’s take a look at the top five and bottom five of the 72 qualifying umpires through the second third of the 2021 season.

• Accuracy: 95.3
• Avg. Favor: 0.33 Runs

Maintaining the top spot through the second third of the season, Gibson’s eye has yet to waver in terms of pitch-call accuracy percentage. He’s still the cream of the crop, boasting the highest accuracy among qualified umpires by a margin of 0.5 percent. Although his average favor has increased slightly since the last rankings, he’s still tied for third among qualifying umpires. His most accurate outing even occurred last month on July 17 in a meeting between the Minnesota Twins and Detroit Tigers in which he boasted a 98.3 accuracy percentage on his pitch calls.

• Accuracy: 94.8
• Avg. Favor: 0.43

A new addition to the top of rankings, Rehak has been a big league umpire since 2018 and was hired to be a full-time umpire this season. At 33 years old, Rehak is one of the younger umpires in the majors. His age shows at times, with him having the lowest accuracy game among the top five umpires at 86.6 percent. However, he still puts up great performances, including a 98.2 accuracy percentage performance on June 6.

• Accuracy: 94.7
• Avg. Favor: 0.46

Dropping from two to three, Alan Porter has been a little less accurate and has favored teams slightly more since the last rankings, but he is still one of the top umpires in the league. He’s still consistently pretty accurate, not having a game below 92.7 accuracy percentage since our last rankings. His most accurate game saw him post a 96.9 accuracy percentage on June 9.

• Accuracy: 94.6
• Avg. Favor: 0.44

Another new name in the top five, Edwin Moscoso umpired his first major league game last year on July 23 and became just the third native of Venezuela to umpire in the major leagues. Now through two-thirds of the 2021 season, Moscoso is a top five umpire in the majors. He has called the most games through August 7 with 24 and has maintained a top five accuracy among qualifying umpires.

• Accuracy: 94.5
• Avg. Favor: 0.34

Rounding out the top five, Lentz maintains his spot as the fifth-best umpire in the major leagues. He has called 18 games so far, with his worst occurring on July 9, when he posted a 91.2 accuracy rate. However, later that month, he had a game with a 96.9 accuracy percentage, so it isn’t difficult to see how he’s maintained his spot in these rankings.

Bottom Five

• Accuracy: 91.8
• Avg. Favor: 0.45

Starting off our bottom five is an umpire that is a favorite among baseball enthusiasts on twitter due to his rather unique punch-out call, as shown here.

Yu Darvish, Sick 95mph Two Seamer. Tornado Tom Hallion on the punchout. 🌪️ pic.twitter.com/IjOZ4PvUEm — Rob Friedman (@PitchingNinja) April 18, 2021

Unfortunately for baseball players themselves, Hallion’s strike zone is almost as flexible as his back. In 18 games this season, he has only averaged a 91.8 accuracy percentage, including a frankly embarrassing performance behind the plate on May 14, only having an 85.6 accuracy percentage in a contest between the Giants and Pirates.

• Accuracy: 91.7
• Avg. Favor: 0.69

Gibson maintains his spot in the bottom five of the rankings two-thirds of the way through the 2021 MLB season. Unfortunately for the veteran umpire, his accuracy has slightly gone down and his favor has gone up to the highest of any umpire on this list at 0.69 runs. Gibson would have been 68th on this list, just barely making the bottom five, however he had his worst outing in his most recent game. On August 7, in a game between Cleveland and Detroit, Gibson had a low 85.8 accuracy percentage and a putrid 2.79 runs favored towards the home team. His calls behind the plate unfortunately just favor one team far too heavily for a man whose job it is to make sure his calls don’t benefit a team one way or the other.

• Accuracy: 91.5
• Avg. Favor: 0.60

Returning to the list a second time, O’Nora’s pitch-call accuracy percentage has somehow gone up slightly, but make no mistake, he has had some brutal games behind the dish in this third of the season. Since the last rankings, he did post a great game on June 1 in which he had a great 98.2 accuracy percentage and a run favor of only 0.10 towards the home team, sadly he has also had games of 90.7, 90.2, 88.5, and a low 86.5 accuracy percentage. He has the potential to break out of the bottom five, evident by his June 1 game, but for now he is just too inconsistent.

• Accuracy: 91.3
• Avg. Favor: 0.58

The most experienced umpire in MLB finally joins the bottom five. West, 68, has been a full-time umpire since 1978 and it might be time for him to hang it up. He was great for the Major League Baseball Umpires Association as their president through 2018, helping them negotiate the largest umpiring contract in baseball history, but he simply isn’t accurate enough behind the plate to be effective. He has called 22 games so far this season with his lowest accuracy clocking in at 86.7 percent on June 26.

• Accuracy: 90.9
• Avg. Favor: 0.61

He has got even worse since the first rankings. His accuracy dropped, and he favors one team more than he did during the first third of the season. He is just the most consistently inaccurate umpire in the majors. Eight of his 19 games have had an accuracy percentage of less than 90 percent and among the 72 qualifying umpires, he has the lowest max accuracy game at a lowly 93.7 percent on June 4. He remains the worst qualifying umpire in baseball. If he keeps this up, he shouldn’t set foot on a major league baseball field heading into next year.

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• > 2021's roster of 21 MiLBU is comprised of 11 triple-digit and 10 regular call-up umpires.
• > 2014-2020 call-up umpire Tom Woodring (489 MLB games) was not included on the list.
• > Many other MiLBU will have the opportunity to officiate a few MLB Spring games, but only those on this list are a part of the formal full-time Spring staff.
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