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re: The Homerun overrule was an awful call. Photo inside
Posted on 5/4/24 at 9:02 am to tigerfoot
Posted on 5/4/24 at 9:02 am to tigerfoot
Yea its a pretty simple philosophy. You dont touch it when YOUR team is batting.
Its so funny everyone is arguing if you can or cant reach into field of play since they have master expertise of Alex Box. Maybe the umps should have went and inspected the stands lol.
Anytime they think the fielder “could” have made any play on the ball its going to be interference.
Its so funny everyone is arguing if you can or cant reach into field of play since they have master expertise of Alex Box. Maybe the umps should have went and inspected the stands lol.
Anytime they think the fielder “could” have made any play on the ball its going to be interference.
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Posted on 5/4/24 at 9:10 am to robertjohnson3562
I'll say this. They reviewed several plays and might have got the call right afterwards. The problem is that the actual replay footage didn't provide definitive proof. So, they were making assumptions during every review last night.
You shouldn't make assumptions on video footage that is front to back (both this video review and the Milam at 2nd review).
The perspectives are off. Logic tells you that glove was close to the ball. Forced perspective tells you that glove could be a foot or more behind the ball. Same for Milams slide.
You can't make changes to a call when you're having to guess.
You shouldn't make assumptions on video footage that is front to back (both this video review and the Milam at 2nd review).
The perspectives are off. Logic tells you that glove was close to the ball. Forced perspective tells you that glove could be a foot or more behind the ball. Same for Milams slide.
You can't make changes to a call when you're having to guess.
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