There's No Crying in Baseball

Chicago White Sox's coach Ozzie Guillen kicks the dirt around home plate to contest a call by umpire James Hoye during the sixth inning of the first game of the Crosstown Cup against the Cubs at U.S. Cellular Field on Monday. Guillen was consequently thrown out of the game. The Cub defeated the White Sox 6-3.

There is no crying in baseball but there is a lot of yelling. Chicago Sox head coach Ozzie Guillen proved that on Monday night during the first game of the Crosstown Cup series against the Cubs at U.S. Cellular Field. Guillen charged out from the dugout and began yelling, pointing and then proceeded to kick the dirt. The best part of the whole scene was when he kicked the catchers mask. These game are way to much fun to be called work.