I agree with the Hulk here. Boston should easily commit more errors than SL, but errors aren't always ruled as errors. Errors can be reversed by official scorers ( to preserve no hitters, and such). I'll pass this one . Nobody but a gambler gives a **** wether the run scored on an error, or not, except the players involved.Journeyman said:
A furthur thought. Isn't the official scorer often the hometown sports columnist ?
So the guy scoring the game writes for the St. Louis...Register ( or whatever). Ortiz makes an error, and home-boy calls it a hit, no major scandal... it doesn't effect the game. Is Ortiz going to complain ? It's quickly forgotten.
So the guy scoring the game writes for the St. Louis...Register ( or whatever). Ortiz makes an error, and home-boy calls it a hit, no major scandal... it doesn't effect the game. Is Ortiz going to complain ? It's quickly forgotten.
