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Plate umpire Ron Kulpa leaves Marlins-Yankees game after taking foul ball off mask
The game paused for about 10 minutes as Scott Barry moved behind the plate and Kulpa left for further concussion evaluation.
- Veteran plate umpire Ron Kulpa exited Saturday's Marlins-Yankees game at Yankee Stadium after taking a foul ball off his mask during the fourth inning.
- During the fourth inning, a pitch from Paul Blackburn fouled off the bat of Jakob Marsee and struck Kulpa flush in the mask at Yankee Stadium.
- Kulpa stayed in as the RBI single gave Miami a 4-0 lead, but he later alerted Yankees medical personnel regarding possible concussion symptoms.
- Scott Barry replaced Kulpa behind the plate after a roughly 10-minute delay, allowing the game to continue with three umpires instead of four.
- Kulpa, a veteran plate umpire who served on the World Series umpiring crew in 2011 and 2021, brought extensive experience to Saturday's assignment.
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Plate umpire Ron Kulpa leaves Marlins-Yankees game after taking foul ball off mask
Plate umpire Ron Kulpa left Saturday’s game between the Miami Marlins and New York Yankees with two outs in the fourth inning after taking a foul ball off his mask.
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