Angel Hernandez's long career as a MLB umpire has come to an end. Bob Nightengale of USA Today reported that Hernandez is set to retire on Tuesday after

After years and years and YEARS of MLB fans calling for the league to get rid of much-criticized umpire Angel Hernandez, the man who's been the focus of so much ire is done with baseball. Per USA TODAY Sports' Bob Nightengale: "Ángel Hernández,

Hernandez was mocked on social media earlier this season after a typical game: Texas Rangers rookie Wyatt Langford struck out on three consecutive pitches that were outside of the strike zone. Hernandez missed on seven other pitchers that were at least three inches outside the strike zone.

One of MLB’s most infamous umpires, Ángel Hernández, is planning on retiring on Tuesday, The Post’s Jon Heyman confirmed.

Umpire Angel Hernandez is retiring, a source confirms to ESPN. One of the most controversial figures in the game, the source of much ire and frustration by fans and players alike, Hernandez has umpired his last game in Major League Baseball. First on news: @BNightengale.

Baseball’s most controversial umpire is calling it a career. Angel Hernandez, who has been criticized by many in the game for decades, will retire, sources with knowledge of the situation confirmed to The Athletic ’s Ken Rosenthal.

Ángel Hernández reportedly is calling it a career this week. USA Today's Bob Nightengale reported that MLB plans to announce Tuesday that Hernández—one of the most criticized umpires of his generation—is retiring from baseball.

Longtime Major League Baseball umpire Ángel Hernández is calling it a career. Hernández, who has long been one of the more controversial umpires in baseball history, will officially retire from the league this week,

The 62 year old Hernandez has been a major league umpire since 1991. During that time, he developed a bad reputation among players and fans alike due to a combination of not being good at his job and being unnecessarily confrontational.