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Go to the Legal Help page to request content changes for legal reasons. ||||| Home plate umpire Bob Davidson stopped Tuesday night’s Phillies game in the middle of an at-bat to eject a heckling fan seated behind the visiting dugout. 
  
 Davidson called time in the sixth inning, removed his mask and walked towards the San Francisco dugout. It first appeared that he was going to have a word with the Giants. Instead, Davidson pointed to the stands and ordered a fan to be removed. 
  
 The umpire told a pool reporter that the fan was repeatedly yelling a sexual innuendo and telling the Giants players that they "suck." 
  
 "That’s when I turned around and said ‘You know what, get rid of this guy.’ You could have your wife, girlfriend, kids - they buy tickets," Davidson said. "They don’t have to come here and listen to that.” 
  
 "And people cheered me. Which is unusual in this town for me," Davidson said. 
  
 Security guards quickly came and escorted the fan out of the ballpark. The Phillies said the fan was not formally ejected, but left on his own after being confronted by security. 
  
 “I started laughing and Bob said ‘I don’t know how long we were going to have to listen to that guy, but I put an end to that," said Phillies catcher Cameron Rupp, who was behind the plate when Davidson called time. "First time I’ve seen that happen.” 
  
 Davidson ejected a Milwaukee fan in 2010 for using a homophobic slur against a visiting player. 
  
 Here’s the video from Tuesday night: ||||| Every fan who paid to see Bob Davidson umpire Tuesday’s Giants-Phillies game sure got their money’s worth. 
  
 With the Phillies leading by a run in the sixth inning, Davidson called time and approached the Giants dugout. At first, it looked like he was going to confront a Giants player. But that wasn’t what happened. 
  
 Davidson walked towards the dugout and pointed out a fan who was yelling at him. 
  
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 The fan was seated some 14 rows back on the third-base side, but he managed to bother Davidson to the point of an ejection. According to the News Journal, the fan repeatedly yelled “you suck” at Davidson. 
  
 Phillies fan has been loudly yelling "you suck" at HP ump Bob Davidson, who stopped play & walked over. He's been escorted out by security. — Meghan Montemurro (@M_Montemurro) August 3, 2016 
  
 The fan was eventually escorted out. 
  
 While obnoxious fans are annoying, it was beyond strange to see Davidson take it upon himself to eject the heckler. It wasn’t the first time he’s done it, either. 
  
 Don’t heckle Bob Davidson. ||||| PHILADELPHIA -- A fan attending the game between the San Francisco Giants and Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday night was asked to leave his seat in the sixth inning, shortly after his verbal confrontation with plate umpire Bob Davidson. 
  
 Davidson stopped the game in the middle of an at-bat, walked toward where the fan was sitting and had words with him after the man was yelling loudly in Davidson's direction. Davidson could be heard yelling, "Get that guy out of here." 
  
 The man stood and pointed at Davidson and continued to shout as Davidson returned to his duties behind the plate. The fan was sitting 15 rows from the field behind the visitors' dugout. 
  
 Plate umpire Bob Davidson stopped the game in the middle of an at-bat to confront a fan Tuesday night. AP Photo/Derik Hamilton 
  
 Shortly after the spat, a Phillies usher approached the fan, who quieted. Later, another Phillies employee approached the man and escorted him out of his seat. A Phillies spokesperson said Davidson complained to team security about the fan's language, and when asked to leave, the fan agreed to do so. 
  
 "This guy starts yelling, 'You suck!'" Davidson told a pool reporter after the Phillies' 13-8 win. "You could tell he was [drunk]. And so, all right, suck is not bad." 
  
 Davidson said the shouts became a little more descriptive, and "that's when I turned around and said, 'You know what? Get rid of this guy.' You could have your wife, girlfriend, kids. They buy tickets. They don't have to come here to listen to that." 
  
 Said Phillies catcher Cameron Rupp: "I started laughing, and Bob said, 'I don't know how long we were going to have to listen to that guy, but I put an end to that.' First time I've seen that happen." 
  
 Davidson said his actions drew applause from fans -- something he rarely hears in Philadelphia. 
  
 "People cheered me, which is unusual in this town for me," he said. 
  
 In September 2010, Davidson had a fan at Miller Park ejected for directing gay slurs at St. Louis Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina. 
  
 The Associated Press contributed to this report. |||||
It's not unusual for an umpire to toss somebody out of a baseball game, but it's typically a hot-headed manager or a player. In Philadelphia on Tuesday night, it was a foul-mouthed fan. As the Philadelphia Inquirer reports, home-plate ump Bob Davidson stopped the Phillies-Giants game in the sixth inning to have stadium security remove a fan. (Video here.) "This guy starts yelling, 'You suck!'" Davidson explained after the game, per ESPN. "You could tell he was [drunk]. And so, all right, suck is not bad." But things became progressively more graphic, and that's when Davidson got the hook out. "I turned around and said, 'You know what? Get rid of this guy.' You could have your wife, girlfriend, kids. They buy tickets. They don't have to come here to listen to that." He added that Philly fans cheered him, "which is unusual in this town for me." The Phillies later clarified that the fan wasn't formally ejected but agreed to leave after talking to security. One person surprised: Phillies catcher Cameron Rupp: "I started laughing, and Bob said, 'I don't know how long we were going to have to listen to that guy, but I put an end to that.' First time I've seen that happen." USA Today notes that Davidson has had a fan thrown out previously, and provides that video link here.