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Philadelphia Phillies legend John Kuk played a solid 10 year in MLB and earned three all-star offers on this span.
But he did not have the best broadcast with one of MLB’s long -time judge.
Kruk revealed on Monday night during Phillie’s TV show that he once threatened to kill Judge Brian O’Nora during his second-ward game in MLB.
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Philadelphia Phillies Wall of Fame member John Kruk under Pat Burrell (not depicted) induction ceremony before a game against Atlanta is bravening in Citizens Bank Park. (Bill Streicher-USA Today Sports)
“I just got a text message from Judson Burch,” Kurk told his partner, Tom McCarthy. “Great Phillies -Fan. Great Judge Savant. He said Brian O’Nora has been around for as long as he threw you out of a game.”
The pots then dipped in his memory bank and pulled a wild story about himself on Chicago White Sox with O’Nora.
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“The game, before I retired, I think I was threatening to kill him,” said jerk via terrible advertising.
O’Nora was only in her third year of umpiring when this juggan event happened in 1995.
Home Plate Umpire Brian O’Nora (7) stands on the field in the ninth lap between Cleveland Guardians and Los Angeles Dodgers at Progressive Field. (David Richard-Misted Pictures)
The Word of Pot to O’Nora came from a strike call while turning to Doug Jones at the top of the ninth lap.
At the time, the jug fell on the record, so his frustrations boiled over and he took it out on O’Nora.
The first Baseman and left Fielder began his career with San Diego Padres and played parts of four seasons with them before being treated to Phillies during the 1989 campaign.
Former Philadelphia Phillie’s first basseman John Kruk under Phillies Alumni Weekend and 20 -Year anniversary of Citizens Bank Park before matching Washington Nationals in Citizens Bank Park. (Eric Hartline-usa Today Sports)
Catcher spent six seasons in Philadelphia, and cuts .309/.400/.461 with 62 homers, 145 doubles and 390 RBI over 744 games.
Kruk spent his last year in MLB with Chicago White Sox, played only 45 games and hit .308/.399/.390 with a .789 ops and 23 RBI.
