MLB fires umpire Pat Hoberg for sharing sports gambling accounts with friend who bet on baseball MLB opened the investigation last February when it was brought to its attention by the sports book ...

NEW YORK — Major League Baseball fired umpire Pat Hoberg on Monday for sharing his legal sports gambling accounts with a friend who bet on baseball games and for intentionally deleting ...

Hoberg worked postseason games every year from 2018-22. He also worked the 2023 World Baseball Classic. MLB's gambling policy. As noted in the introduction, MLB allows personnel to gamble on ...

Umpire Pat Hoberg, whom Houston Astros fans might remember from his perfect game behind the plate in Game 2 of the 2022 World Series or his 2019 ejection of Justin Verlander, was fired by Major ...

MLB fired umpire Pat Hoberg for "sharing" legal gambling accounts with a poker player who bet on baseball. MLB said there was no evidence Hoberg bet on baseball himself.

Hoberg was pulled from games during spring training and has yet to officiate an MLB game this season. Let's sort through what we know. Did Pat Hoberg bet on baseball?

MLB umpire Pat Hoberg has been suspended over allegedly violating the league’s gambling rules, The Post’s Jon Heyman has confirmed. It’s unclear what the discipline was, ...

On Monday, the case was finally closed on MLB’s second major gambling-related incident of 2024 as umpire Pat Hoberg’s employment was terminated by commissioner Rob Manfred after his appeal was ...

But when MLB released its umpiring assignments for the World Series between the Texas Rangers and Arizona Diamondbacks, one name was notably missing: Pat Hoberg. There's a reason for that, though.

Home plate umpire Pat Hoberg, the most accurate umpire this season in the MLB, stayed true to form during Game 2 of the World Series between the Phillies and Astros on Saturday night.

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.

MLB said the friend made 141 baseball bets between April 2, 2021, and Nov. 1, 2023, totaling almost $214,000 with an overall win of nearly $35,000.