Umpires can signal an ejection by pointing at the person to be removed from the game and then, with his finger still pointed, extending his arm away from the player. This signal, which can vary significantly from umpire to umpire, is not always used, especially when an ejection occurs under relatively calm circumstances and/or where it is obvious an automatic ejection is warranted (such as will usually be the case, for example, when a broken bat is discovered to have been corked). On such a case, the umpire can simply inform the player and his team of the disqualification.