Nationals announcer rips 'horrendous' umpire Angel Hernandez

Hernandez missed several calls during the Nationals' matchup with the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday, and Frandsen didn't hold back his criticism. After one debatable call went against Nationals' starter Mackenzie Gore, Frandsen said of Hernandez, "You cannot miss this bad," before, on queue, the very next pitch resulted in a home run. 

"You know what the difference between 1-2 and 2-1 is?" Frandsen said. "Well, let's try about 200 points on the average and over 340 on the slugging percentage. Literally with a horrendous call by Angel Hernandez." 

Hernandez is arguably the most vilified umpire in all of baseball and for a good reason. Earlier this week, he showed he can have a negative impact even when he's not calling balls and strikes. Hernandez blew a call at second, which clearly showed Nationals' Alex Call tagged out trying to steal. However, Hernandez ruled Call safe, forcing the Brewers to use a challenge to reverse the call. 

Hernandez had been out of action since April 3, reportedly nursing a back injury. But he is now cleared to return, much to the chagrin of pitchers, catchers and managers everywhere.