Harry Wendelstedt was a retired 33-year major league umpire who officiated more than 4,500 games and trained others in the skills of the work at his Florida school.

Former National League umpire Harry Wendelstedt, who worked five World Series in a 33-year major league career, died Friday morning. He was 73. Wendelstedt, who lived in Ormond Beach, died at ...

Home-plate umpire Hunter Wendelstedt said he’d heard one comment too many from New York’s dugout and has “never ejected a player or a manager for something a fan has said.” ...

First base umpire Hunter Wendelstedt was forced to leave the New York Mets vs Minnesota Twins game after being struck by a line drive.

Wendelstedt became a big-league umpire in 1999 and later worked games with his father, Harry, who served as a National League umpire for 33 years.

Shouldn’t a guy like Hunter Wendelstedt, who each winter oversees the Ormond Beach umpire school he took over from his dad, Harry, know how to position himself out of harm’s way?

Umpire Hunter Wendelstedt was hit in the head with a line drive during the seventh inning of the Mets-Twins game on Wednesday, and was forced to leave to game.

In a scary moment during the seventh inning of the Twins-Mets game at Target Field on Wednesday, first-base umpire Hunter Wendelstedt was struck on the side of the head as he tried to dodge a foul ...

Wendelstedt is the umpiring world's nepo baby, as his father Harry Wendelstedt was an umpire for 32 years. Hunter is 52 and has been around since 1998, yet hasn't earned a crew chief position and ...

Shouldn’t a guy like Hunter Wendelstedt, who each winter oversees the Ormond Beach umpire school he took over from his dad, Harry, know how to position himself out of harm’s way? You wouldn’t be the ...

Umpire Hunter Wendelstedt made a huge mistake in ejecting Yankees manager Aaron Boone just minutes into Monday’s game against the A’s. It was clear. It was on video. Yet, in true Wendelstedt ...