Had no score in the 1st inning. Two outs in the bottom of the first and Rizzo, with two strikes, takes a pitch right down the middle and takes two steps towards his dugout thinking he has struck out. Pitch called a ball and 13 pitches later Chicago leads 2-0. The pitch wasn't borderline ... Stevie Wonder would have called this pitch a strike.
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We'll make sure and ask #Rockies Bud Black about the strike zone. On and off the record.
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We'll make sure and ask #Rockies Bud Black about the strike zone. On and off the record.
