MLB has fired umpire Pat Hoberg after finding a shared account he used with a sportsbook placed bets on baseball.

Commissioner Rob Manfred upheld a ruling the dismissal of umpire Pat Hoberg for violating MLB's ... [+] betting rules. (AP Foto/Terrance Williams) Pat Hoberg once pitched a perfect game.

Major League Baseball has fired umpire Pat Hoberg after he shared sports betting accounts with a professional poker player who bet on baseball. In a news release issued Monday, the league said it ...

The league announced Monday that a decision to terminate umpire Pat Hoberg’s employment was upheld after an appeal. MLB said Hoberg failed “to uphold the integrity of the game” by sharing ...

Major League Baseball has fired umpire Pat Hoberg for his association with a known gambler who bet on baseball, Commissioner Rob Manfred announced Monday. Hoberg, 38, considered one of baseball ...

Hoberg’s devices placed 417 direct bets with Sportsbook A between Dec. 30, 2020, and Jan. 15, 2024, on the friend’s accounts totaling $487,475.83, which lost $53,189.65 in the aggregate.

BREAKING NEWS NOW AT FOUR. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL HAS FIRED AN UMPIRE FROM URBANDALE. IT SAYS PAT HOBERG SHARED SPORTS GAMBLING ACCOUNTS WITH A FRIEND. HOBERG WAS DISCIPLINED THIS PAST SUMMER FOR ...

Major League Baseball has terminated umpire Pat Hoberg for violating the league's gambling policy. Hoberg was disciplined by the league last summer and appealed the decision. In the announcement ...

MLB said umpire Pat Hoberg was also fired for intentionally deleting electronic messages pertinent to the league’s investigation. The league opened up a probe into Hoberg last February after a ...

Major League Baseball upheld a decision to fire umpire Pat Hoberg over a gambling situation on Monday. Hoberg is not banned from the sport and can apply for reinstatement next spring if he chooses.

Umpire Pat Hoberg was fired last year after evidence emerged that he shared legal sports betting accounts with a friend who placed bets on baseball games, Major League Baseball said Monday.