Yankees assistant hitting coach Brad Wilkerson ejected after bad strikeout call

MIAMI — The Yankees have been displaying indicators of life — and indicators of annoyance.

Within the eighth inning of their eventual 8-7 loss to the Marlins, the Yankees led, 7-2, when Anthony Volpe was punched out by dwelling plate umpire James Hoye.

The pitch gave the impression to be on the underside of the strike zone, although strike two was a bit beneath the zone.

After strike three, Volpe bent his knees and appeared down in frustration earlier than strolling again to the dugout, the place apparently loads of chirping was occurring.

After a couple of moments, Hoye ejected assistant hitting coach Brad Wilkerson, who was tossed for the primary time this season.

Supervisor Aaron Boone went on to the sector to speak to Hoye however was not tossed, which could qualify as progress for the AL chief with six ejections this season.

The week has seen loads of umpire frustration from the Yankees, which included a Boone ejection Monday through which he argued with Laz Diaz and mimicked the ump’s strikeout call.