Bringing back the Wally Backman ejection.

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1. On hot summer nights when the moon is full, some say you can still hear Wally wandering through the woods behind the field, muttering the confusing lineup changes to himself and waiting to go grab that beer with Doc.

2. Playing with Peanuts was a pretty fun documentary

3. That was great and a BS ejection. I wonder who picked up everything after.

4. He juked the fuck out of that ump when he went to put dirt on the plate 😂😂

5. Bad ass. Classic baseball

6. A lot of the Playing for Peanuts clips are on YouTube. You should check them out

7. “Catcher get out of the way” had me rollin

8. >doesn’t know where stevie is going

   >screaming to an umpire whose back is turned to him calling him a FUCKING PIPSQUEAK

   >you think it’s over and bats come flying out of the dugout

   >players on the bench just laughing

   >let’s go have a beer doug

   I’ll never not watch this video.

9. I forget, is this before or after the dbacks hired him as their manager and then immediately changed their minds?

   Either way, clearly a generational talent in the realm of meltdowns.

10. There’s a handful of these Wally ejections out there and they’re all gold

11. Pick that shit up you dumb motherfuckers!

12. I can’t remember the last good old fashioned plate dusting, it’s my favorite disrespectful thing in sport.

13. Him tossing bat after bat on the field being as petty as possible to the strains of “Why Can’t We Be Friends” is video poetry.

14. Legendary

15. Have I not seen this? And I’m a met fan! Epic

16. Man I forgot how great this one is. Thanks for bringing it back. 

17. God damnit! You’ve had a horseshit zone all day!

18. I would tell every single player to call him a fat fucker when they step to the plate and make him throw out the entire team.

19. I would pay good money to see him let loose on Angel Hernandez

20. This was one of my favorite videos when I first saw it about 12-13 years ago.

21. Was that a beer league?

22. Best part is the beginning when the bat boy is like an eleven-year old kid that anticipates the Wally explosion