Toronto Blue Jay’s pitcher Kevin Gausman had a rough excursion against New York Yankees Sunday in the first game in a doubleheader.

Gausman allowed six races and went five and was removed from the game in the middle of a 53-pitch third inning. As he went back towards Dugout, Gausman was thrown out of the game of the home plate. While in Dugout, the heated veteran Pitcher took a waste down step to the clubhouse.

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It was a bad day around.

“When I came from Haugen, I let him know that I should see his bad umpiring inside,” Gausman told journalists after the game.

“There were probably at least three seats, as the round I know were strikes,” he said. “The more frustrating thing was to see kind of what (Yankee’s starter Max Freid) got. He gets seats down, and then if you don’t call it to me, why should you call it him?”

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Toronto Blue Jay’s Catcher Alejandro Kirk, Left and Kande Kevin Gausman, on the right, talk to pitching coach Pete Walker during the third round of the first game in a double head against Yankees in New York on April 27, 2025. (AP Photo/Pamela Smith)

Blue Jay’s manager John Schneider joined him later in the game to argue a called strike on Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

Gausman’s 53-Pitch-Inning was the most seats of someone in a game since Pittsburgh Pirates Pitcher Cam Vieaux threw 56 in an eight-run eighth round against Milwaukee Brewers on July 1, 2022, according to Elias Sports Bureau.

The two-time all-Star had a 3.16 era that went into the game against Yankees. It ballooned to 4.50 when his excursion was over.

Toronto Blue Jay’s manager John Schneider, Center, talks to Judge Chris Conroy during the fifth round of the first game in a double head against Yankees in New York on April 27, 2025. (AP Photo/Pamela Smith)

New York won the first game in Doubleheader, 11-2. Yankees followed up with a 5-1 win in Game 2.