Yankees prospect Anthony Volpe got ejected right as he crossed home plate on a home run

It was an interesting weekend for home run trots across the minor leagues.

On Friday, newly promoted Arizona Diamondbacks outfielder Henry Ramos got ejected when he tossed his helmet at an opponent to start a brawl during his game with the Reno Aces. He'd get called up to the big-league club two days later.

On Sunday, it was New York Yankees prospect Anthony Volpe's turn to get in on the home-run trot shenanigans — though it's unclear what exactly happened.

During the fourth inning of the High-A Hudson Valley Renegades' game against the Greensboro Grasshoppers, Volpe extended Hudson Valley's lead with an opposite-field, three-run home run.

But keep an eye on the umpire as Volpe crossed home plate.

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With zero hesitation, home plate umpire Tyler Witte ejected Volpe. Witte had an active game tossing players. Left fielder Elijah Dunham was ejected by Witte an inning earlier after a groundout.

Despite losing one of the best prospects in the Yankees organization for half the game, the Renegades broke out a ridiculous 14-run ninth inning (with two grand slams!) to win 23-4.