Ump Misses Strike Down the Middle then gives Make up Call, a breakdown

Steven Matz pitching for the Blue Jays first pitch to Michael A. Taylor, and it's a fastball right down the middle. Umpire does not signal strike. Matz does a little lean. Catcher says, yeah, that was right down the middle. You're going to owe us one. Umpire goes, okay, okay. A little nervous tick. The wrists start aching. Here's another look at the pitch, and it's a strike. It's just a strike. No other way to go about calling that pitch. So missed pitch. 1-0. Then he gets the swinging strike. 1-1. Now this pitch, that's a borderline pitch. He calls it a strike. Michael Taylor's like, I don't know. But it's right on the bottom there. It's knee high. It's in the middle. Goes both ways. The next pitch is off the plate inside. He goes, oh, Chris, you got me twice right there. Oh, that's terrible. But it's a little makeup call, because the first call was a strike. He walks off. So it's really funny. Oh, the wrist is aching a little bit again. These gals are having a blast in the back, and this is pretty funny to look at because that number one was called a ball, and that number four was called a strike. Sometimes you miss a call. You got to make it up, you know.