Looked like the 2B played it off. I don’t see the defensive player show the ball to the umpire for every out.Quote:
Originally Posted by axg8750
It’s the wrong call. But you can’t call what you didn’t see.
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Looked like the 2B played it off. I don’t see the defensive player show the ball to the umpire for every out.Quote:
Originally Posted by axg8750
It’s the wrong call. But you can’t call what you didn’t see.
If Robertson hadn't tried to steal... bases loaded one out
Actually Heath would have batted him in still bases loaded one out.
One thing he didn’t see was a glove with a ball in it as the play was made. But he called it. This was as sorry a call as any today.Quote:
Originally Posted by LouisianaB
How many more chances does Deggs give Brandon? The guys a senior hitting .125. At a certain point I’d think you start giving those at bats to a younger guy.
Same question for chipperQuote:
Originally Posted by zeppelincajun
Like who?Quote:
Originally Posted by zeppelincajun
The umpire still should see the ball in the glove before making the call. It was a horrible call no excuses.
Let’s go Braden . . .Quote:
Originally Posted by zeppelincajun
Zambo is a 1B right? His average stinks but so does Brandon’s and at least this isn’t his last year (unless we ship him off to JUCO like normal).Quote:
Originally Posted by lifetimecajun
I agree. Umpire should not make the call until he confirms the defender held onto it through the tag.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunMarineBBK
Doesn’t happen after every out. Doesn’t really happen after most outs. He saw the catch. A 3B ump would have seen the ball come out and when it came out.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunMarineBBK
The 2B kind of sold it.