jon abbey said:Hamels was sitting a looong time, 18 minute delay for that craziness.
And has induced 2 routine grounders since coming back out. This isn't on him
jon abbey said:Hamels was sitting a looong time, 18 minute delay for that craziness.
So? He should have two easy outs.jon abbey said:Hamels as sitting a looong time, 18 minute delay for that craziness.
Al Zarilla said:So? He should have two easy outs.
Thanksjon abbey said:
2-2 count on Choo, Martin throws the ball back to Sanchez, but on the way it hits Choo's bat and caroms between Sanchez and SS, like a perfectly placed bunt. A very alert Odor scores easily while the home plate ump is calling it a dead ball, but the reason I think that doesn't matter (unlike football, I guess) is that the defense had absolutely no chance to get Odor.
PayrodsFirstClutchHit said:
Umpires can rule a play dead once a runner takes off. A runner goes for 2nd on what looks to be a pass ball and then the ump rules it a foul ball. They don't say "Well, the runner already took off for 2nd so we can't stop the play".
No harm, no foul.jon abbey said:
I was a few minutes behind live action when I posted that, went back and watched some replays.
E5 Yaz said:
Totally different situations, though. A foul ball is a clear rule. This seems to be a convoluted rule impacted by an umpire's premature reaction
ifmanis5 said:Here's a Vine of that E2 play: https://vine.co/v/eEdBOV5gOaQ