Bryce Harper and the Phillies weren't the only ones unhappy with how Monday night's loss to the Giants played out.

Phillies fans fuming after MLB ump Phil Cuzzi misses three potential strikeouts in one at-bat, helping the Giants secure a late 3-1 win.

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MLB umpire Phil Cuzzi is getting torched on social media for his poor performance behind the plate Monday night in the Phillies-Giants game.

The Phillies are first in the NL East without much from Harper. Monday, despite another loss at Oracle Park, offered some positive signs.

The Philadelphia Phillies' superstar was justifiably unhappy about the umpiring in Monday night's game, but respectful about it.

At 69 years old, Phil Cuzzi is the oldest currently active umpire in Major League Baseball. But after a shockingly bad showing in a game between the

Bryce Harper criticized umpire Phil Cuzzi after a controversial strike zone in the Phillies’ 3–1 loss to the Giants.

Umpire John Bacon, working behind the plate during the ninth inning, made several questionable calls. And including three borderline strikes that led to pinch-hitter Luis Torrens striking out. That moment triggered Mets manager Carlos Mendoza’s ejection and ignited social media outrage.