I think there is something to be said for the amount of "diva" umps these days as well. Arguing balls and strikes is as old as the game of baseball and players used to get a lot more lee-way than they do now as long as they didn't show the umps up too bad. Not saying this is exactly the case here, but IMO you see WAY too many umps following players back toward the dugout after they have said their piece and antagonizing them. That is not right. And you would think Mike Cameron's sterling reputation would be taken into consideration here. To me it looked like Cam held his ground while he argued after being tossed and Hudson was the one that inched forward causing the "bump". Cam was having a bit of a rough stretch there and I am sure the frustration was mounting. I am not saying that excuses arguing to the point of being ejected, but it is no different than when you see umps having an off day and having a quick hook and tossing people with little provocation