the first time he didn't make the throw, but he made an idiotic decision to not move off the plate to catch the ball
he can't throw out a runner and he can't even hit a foul tip
just a waste of space, 17 K's in 29 post season AB's.
It was far and away the wrong call. I remember, I think it was an Indians announcer, explaining the rule during one of my over/unders earlier this year that if the fielder is in the act of "fielding the ball," which he clearly was trying to do, then you can't make that call, since it doesn't apply. It was obviously accidental and he was in that position trying to field the throw from Salty... wrong call. We'll be hearing plenty about this for days, if not more.
maybe it's a baseball rule they'll modify after that fiasco
right, wrong or indifferent, just a horrible way to end the game. What real baseball fan doesn't have a bad taste in their mouth?
right, wrong or indifferent, just a horrible way to end the game. What real baseball fan doesn't have a bad taste in their mouth?
so you think because an ump's horrible call that almost went the Card's way in game one was overturned by the crew, the Red Sox deserve to lose game three on a horrible rule
classic
