is this reviewable? How come they didn’t go to replay here? Why no challenge?
Yes I believe it is if he breaks his wristsWhat is the rule? If the batter breaks his wrists? Hard to tell from that angle.
I didn’t bet on the game and I don’t really care either way, the replays do look a lot closer than the real time play itself tho so it’s interesting that it was called a swing and a strikeClose call that could have gone either way. The still picture I see on twitter has the bat past the plate. Not that it means he went, but it really could have been called either way. I think the folks who say he DEFINITELY didn’t go may have some bias involved.
If the batter’s bat or barrel crosses the front of the plate , it is considered a swing. should be reviewable, game of momentum, people betting, technology is available why not, these incorrect calls cost us gamblers. back in the day playing semi pro baseball, we would have one umpire, no matter what, any check swing was automatically a swing, playing short I was programmed to yell “yes he diddddddd! Strike ya!!!!What is the rule? If the batter breaks his wrists? Hard to tell from that angle.
I definitely believe this is a psychological phenomenonMy first reaction is no swing. But I'd have to see more angles and replays
Having said that, officials are at their worst in the biggest spots. They want to be heros and make that great call nobody else sees. Usually doesn't work out well for them
If the batter’s bat or barrel crosses the front of the plate , it is considered a swing. should be reviewable, game of momentum, people betting, technology is available why not, these incorrect calls cost us gamblers. back in the day playing semi pro baseball, we would have one umpire, no matter what, any check swing was automatically a swing, playing short I was programmed to yell “yes he diddddddd! Strike ya!!!!
Post it!!!The still I saw showed the bat clearly past the plate. So IMO the Umps got it right.
The still I saw showed the bat clearly past the plate. So IMO the Umps got it right.
The still I saw showed the bat clearly past the plate. So IMO the Umps got it right.