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- 1Vitello ejected from Game 162, leads MLB with 7▼Vitello tossed from Game 162, ending year with MLB-high 7 ejections
Manager Tony Vitello was thrown out of Game 162, his team's final game of the season, finishing the year with an MLB-high seven ejections. The milestone marks him as the most-frequently ejected manager of the season, capping a campaign of heated exchanges with umpires that ended with a familiar send-off.
- 2Giants manager Tony Vitello ejected in final game, leads MLB with seven●Vitello tossed from Game 162, ending year with MLB-high 7 ejections https://www. mlb.com/news/tony-vitello-gets -ejected
San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello was ejected from the team's final game of the 2026 season, his MLB-high seventh ejection of the year. The toss capped a disappointing first season at the helm for Vitello, who came to the Giants from college baseball with high expectations. Fans are weighing whether the fiery temperament is a fit for the big leagues.
- 3Giants manager Tony Vitello leads MLB with seventh ejection▼Giants manager Tony Vitello takes MLB lead with seventh ejection on season's final day https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/
San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello was ejected for the seventh time this season on the final day of the MLB regular season, giving him the most ejections in baseball for the year. The fiery first-year manager's confrontations with umpires became a running storyline for the club, and the season-ending ejection capped it off.
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University of Chicago physicist Vincenzo Vitelli has been named a 2026 MacArthur Fellow, receiving the so-called 'genius grant' from the MacArthur Foundation. The fellowship recognizes individuals with exceptional creativity and comes with a no-strings-attached award. Vitelli is known for work in theoretical condensed matter physics, and the honor places him among a select group of fellows across the arts and sciences this year.
- 5Vitel follows 'observe, don't talk' rule in rapid international rise●Observe, don't talk - Vitel's law in fast-developing international career
Cricket coverage highlights Vitel's fast-developing international career, built around a simple principle: observe first, don't talk. The player's early progression at international level is being framed as notable for how quickly they have adapted, with commentary pointing to a quiet, watch-and-learn approach as a defining feature of their rise.
- 6Chicago Physicist Vincenzo Vitelli Wins MacArthur Fellowship▼Chicago Physicist Vincenzo Vitelli Selected For MacArthur Foundation Fellowship
Physicist Vincenzo Vitelli, based in Chicago, has been selected for a MacArthur Foundation Fellowship, the prestigious award often called a 'genius grant' that recognizes exceptionally creative individuals with substantial no-strings-attached funding. The honor places him among a select group of fellows across the arts, sciences, and academia announced by the foundation.
- 7Giants commit to manager Tony Vitello after tough 2026 season●Giants stamp commitment to Vitello as Posey reflects on tough 2026
The San Francisco Giants have publicly reaffirmed their support for manager Tony Vitello, with president of baseball operations Buster Posey acknowledging that the 2026 season fell short of expectations. The organisation's statement signals Vitello will remain at the helm despite the difficult year, as Posey looks ahead to rebuilding the club's competitiveness.