Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Kevin Gauman ejected after losing it on umpire

Gausman is mostly known for being a cool, calm and collected picture but tonight he did not seem to be too happy with the home plate umpire which resulted in his ejection.

The Blue Jays were only down 2-1 heading into the 7th inning but after a quick collapse by relief pitcher Brendon Little, the Blue Jays fell behind 5-1 and were never able to get back into the game.

During the 8th inning, things got heated when Gausman was lost it on home plate umpire John Libka for his inaccurate strike zone which led to the Dodgers adding to their lead and winning the game which led to Guasman's ejection.

Blue Jays fans love to see the fieriness from Gausman who was standing up for his teammates Louis Varland and Alejandro Kirk.

This is now the second time this season that Gausman has gotten thrown out of a game that he was not even pitching in.

Gausman will not schedule to pitch at all in this series against the Dodgers but despite not playing, he is clearly present and paying attention to everything happening on the field.

Despite the boost of energy from Gausman, the Blue Jays still ended up losing game 1 of the series 5-1.