Dae-Sung Koo Has The Best Baseball Ejection You’ll Ever See (Video)

Former New York Met and Korean baseball legend Dae-Sung Koo is now playing for the Sydney Blue Sox at 45 years old, got ejected recently in a game against the Canberra Elite Cavalry.

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Did you ever play a game of baseball with some friends and get a pitch called a ball when it was clearly a strike?

That’s what happened to Dae-Sung Koo recently, only he decided to act on it. If you don’t remember Koo, he played for the Mets for just a year in 2005, posting a 3.91 ERA before injuring his shoulder and never returning to the bigs.

Well, now he plays in Sydney, Australia and after a pitch was called a ball, giving the batter four balls and a free base, Koo walked up to the plate, dusted off the dirt and just sort of walked away before deciding to speak with the umpire. Here’s a quick look.

As you can see he also threw a ball into the stadium to show his frustration. This is very funny, I mean as long as no one was hurt. Deadspin.com also got this:

"According to MiLB’s Tyler Maun, who sent in the clip, this was Koo’s first ejection in the MLB, MiLB, ABL, or World Baseball Classic."

Nice! A 45-year-old getting his first ever ejection because of a ball that was called strike, and the reaction he got was great, too.

Former New York Met and Korean baseball legend Dae-Sung Koo is now playing for the Sydney Blue Sox at 45 years old, got ejected recently in a game against the Canberra Elite Cavalry.

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