Yeah, I believe it was Bucknor. He was African-American (I assume that narrows it down). He seemed to have a very strict interpretation of the strike zone. If a ball missed (most of the time) by even a hair, it was a ball. I'm sure the pitchers weren't thrilled, but Bucknor was calling it accurately. The ESPN crew questioned a bunch of close ones that he called balls, but whenever they put that K-zone overlay on the screen, it showed that they were, in fact, balls every time. I didn't really notice the players giving him looks or questioning him. I'm so used to umps calling things a half foot outside or an inch off the ground strikes that it made this ump look like he was squeezing the pitchers.