Medical issue prevents Tony Randazzo from umpiring Marlins-Brewers game
San Francisco Giants pitcher Camilo Doval (75) has his cap and glove checked by umpire Tony Randazzo, right, during the ninth inning of a baseball game against the Atlanta Braves, Thursday, July 4, 2024, in Atlanta. Credit: AP/Jason Allen
MILWAUKEE — Umpire Tony Randazzo didn’t work the Miami Marlins-Milwaukee Brewers game on Sunday afternoon because of what was described as a non-life-threatening medical issue.
The nature of Randazzo’s issue wasn’t specified.
Randazzo was expected to be the first-base umpire for Sunday’s game. The Marlins-Brewers game had a three-man umpiring crew instead, with scheduled second-base umpire Alex Tosi moving over to first.
Randazzo, 59, has been an MLB umpire since 1999.
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