MINOR LEAGUE MANAGER GOES CRAZY...PULLS UP 1ST BASE, SIGNS IT, GIVES IT TO A FAN!

Gary Robinson of the State College Spikes minor league baseball team threw one of the most original tantrums in baseball history during a game featuring the Pittsburgh Pirates' Class A team in the New York-Penn League.

After Robinson got ejected by the umpire, he kicked dirt on home plate, covered home plate with dirt using his hands, then kicked dirt on the umpire.

He then jogged to first base, pulled it out of the ground, reached inside the front of his jersey and pulled out a pen. He signed the base then walked toward the stands and handed it to a 13-year-old boy.

One thing you should know about the 57-year-old manager: He's a former minor league umpire.

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