Dan Bellino has been selected to the Major League staff for the 2011 season..has umpired professionally since 2003…has been assigned to work Major League Spring Training each year since 2009…has been called up to the Majors each year since 2008...has 156 days of service at the Major League level…made his Major League umpiring debut on June 25, 2008, when the Orioles played the Cubs at Wrigley Field…has worked in the New York-Penn League (2003), Midwest League (2004), Florida State League (2005), Eastern League (2006), Pacific Coast League (2007-2009) and International League (2010)…worked the Arizona Instructional League (2005), Hawaii Winter League (2006), Arizona Fall League (2007-2008) and Puerto Rico Winter League (2009). Born in October 1978, resides in Illinois. He holds a law degree (J.D.), an MBA & has passed the bar exam.
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this man helped train me to become a professional umpire at the harry wendelstedt umpire school in 2011....congrats dan!
ReplyDeleteHey Dan, maybe you need glasses... Or Pedroia owes you a few bucks for allowing him to run six feet outside the lines tonite. Possibly the worst and easiest call I've ever seen missed. What are your qualifications, because my nephew's pony league needs an ump.
ReplyDeleteHey Blue! its your friend from the Marlins/ Angels game down in Miami on the third base line. I just wanted to let you know your the man and doing real well so far this year. Keep it up in your rookie season.
ReplyDeleteConnor
Well Dan Bellino just butchered a call at second base on a tag play with Mark De Rosa that replays show was clearly wrong because Bellino was looking at the wrong hand. The blown call came in the 10th inning and cost the Giants the game. Bellino compounded the error by throwing Bruce Bochy out of the game. Let's hope Billino reviews the replay and is man enough to admit his mistake.
ReplyDeleteNo, lets just hope Bellino finds other work because he is terrible and clearly not cut out to call major league games. That out call on a play that could not have been more obvious cost the Giants the game. Then ejects a manager when he is clearly in the wrong. Jackass
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