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Sears, E. (2026, September 6). Umpire apologizes to Cardinals’ Hansel Rincon after bizarre hat warning during MLB debut. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/06/sports/umpire-apologizes-to-cardinals-hansel-rincon-after-bizarre-hat-warning-during-mlb-debut/
Sears, Ethan. “Umpire apologizes to Cardinals’ Hansel Rincon after bizarre hat warning during MLB debut.” New York Post, 6 Sept. 2026, https://nypost.com/2026/09/06/sports/umpire-apologizes-to-cardinals-hansel-rincon-after-bizarre-hat-warning-during-mlb-debut/.
Sears, Ethan. “Umpire apologizes to Cardinals’ Hansel Rincon after bizarre hat warning during MLB debut.” New York Post, September 6, 2026. https://nypost.com/2026/09/06/sports/umpire-apologizes-to-cardinals-hansel-rincon-after-bizarre-hat-warning-during-mlb-debut/.
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On Friday night, umpire Doug Eddings told Hancel Rincon, a rookie pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, to straighten his hat before he pitched in his MLB debut against the Colorado Rockies. Rincon's hat was tilted to one side, which Eddings deemed unacceptable, despite it being a common way for many players to wear their hats. The incident escalated when Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol got into an argument with Eddings and was eventually ejected from the game. After the game, Marmol expressed his disapproval of Eddings' behavior, saying he thought the umpire was being "power-hungry." On Saturday, MLB informed Eddings that he made a mistake in demanding Rincon straighten his hat. In response to the controversy, several Cardinals players wore their hats tilted in support of Rincon before a game on Saturday. Eddings has since apologized to Rincon for his actions.