Umpires are obviously not perfect, but one especially expects greatness from itself.

Bill Miller was the home plate referee for Friday evening’s game between Boston Red Sox and Minnesota Twins at Fenway Park.

At the bottom of the eighth lap, with Sox led 6-1, Rafael Devers drilled a ball into the right-wing field, and Jarren Duran tried to score from first.

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It was a Bang-Bang act, and Miller originally called Duran Safe. However, the twins challenged and a repetition review showed that Duran was labeled just before he touched the record.

Miller announced that the call was turned, getting boos from the crowd. Then, out of nowhere, an F-bomb called through the Fenway PA system.

“F —! F — ing so it saw it too. Goddamn it!” Miller shouted at himself.

Fortunately for Miller, the blown call had hardly influenced the game. Sox closed the door in the next lap to a 6-1 win.

Umpire Bill Miller in the middle of the first place between Colorado Rockies and San Diego Padres on Coors Field. (Isaiah J. Downing/USA Today Sports)

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Sox came out to an early 1-0 lead with a Leadoff Alex Bregman Homer, but the twins bound it in the third. After trading in zeros for a while, Boston scored five races in the seventh and eighth lap.

However, the play that Miller would love to forget, however, robbed the deree of a third RBI the night after he had run in both races in the seventh with a single.

Minnesota Twins Catcher Ryan Jeffers, Left, Brands Boston Red Sox left Fielder Jarren Duran (16) on the home plate during the eighth lap at Fenway Park. (Eric Canha/Imag images)

Pitcher Liam Hendriks went into the game for Sox at the top of the ninth and withdrew on the side. Boston improved to 18-16, while Minnesota fell to 13-20.