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I'm not criticizing him, but it seems like he hasn't been running grounders out like I feel he should. He may be a bit gimpy, I don't know. It's just that he's had some grounders to the left side recently that I assume will at least be close plays but instead result in Gomey being out by multiple steps. -
It makes total sense. The catcher should have the right to try to catch the ball. It's not his fault if the ball is up the line. If he has to move into the base line to catch it, so be it.
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I had switched to MLB Network last night to see if they were showing the end of the game, as I knew it was close. When I tuned in, Harold Reynolds (lol Harold Reynolds) was talking about the problems with the blocking the plate rule. At that point, I had no idea what had happened in the game. Then they showed the replay. The very first time I saw the replay I thought it was pretty obvious that the catcher missed the tag. In fact, I didn't understand why Reynolds was even talking about the plate blocking rule, as it didn't even look like that was an issue. When I found out the ump called the runner out, I couldn't believe it. I don't think there was any problem with the catcher blocking the runner's path, but I thought it was pretty apparent that he missed the tag.
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Why wouldn't you just leave the Marlins in Miami and move the Rays out West?
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This pic would be more appropriate if Cleveland asks for him back.
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I suppose when you bat .200, you're pretty horrific overall.
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For completeness, the rest of my car's CDs are Damn Yankees, Blues Traveler, Cake (x2), Tom Petty, and a collector's set of Beatles albums (basically all of them).
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I have that Mr. Big CD in my car. And Nelson. I'm pretty awesome.
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I so happy Fiers is getting all these strikeouts looking. I always get nervous when a pitcher has two strikeouts swinging and someone in the stadium is keeping a tote board of his K's.
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And by the way, it's amazing how much better the WGN broadcast is now that Brenly is gone.
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I'm watching WGN, so not listening to Uecker, but just read an interview with Jerry Seinfeld on ESPN.com. A tidbit: YES PLEASE
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Wily Peralta - 20 game winner watch?
dlk9s replied to liveforoctober's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Pitcher wins are fairly meaningless, but it's still pretty neat to get to 20. -
ESPN article on Ryan Braun: "Ryan Braun's power outage"
dlk9s replied to Dragonbait's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
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Mine is in knots KNOWING who will pitch in the 9th.
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With 1 out, the risk/reward meter would say he needs to be halfway on that. If the ball is caught, there is 2 outs. The advantage of having Braun on 3rd instead of 2nd with 2 out is minimal. Instead, he cost a run by not being halfway. Had there been 0 out, I would be more understanding. I realize this is probably tough to realize in the spur of the moment, I'm just explaining my thought process on it now, anyway. Oh, I agree. Just trying to get in Braun's head there.
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I agree that Braun needed to not be straight-up tagging on that ball, but the one thing I'm wondering is if he wanted to be sure that he could at least tag-up to 3rd if it was caught. If he went half-way, he wouldn't have been able to tag-up and make it to third, plus it did look like it was going to be caught. Oh, well.
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As hard as Baez hit that ball and considering how perfectly in the gap that was, I am shocked that it was caught, and fairly easily.
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I can't stop reading the subject line of this thread to the tune of "Benny and the Jets." Th-th-th-Theo and the Cubs...
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Random MLB News & Discussion 2014
dlk9s replied to Warning Track Power's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
Kirk Gibson does what Bryce Harper did all the time, except with his knuckles. -
We're not playing the Cards.
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I liked the title of MLBN's highlight package for the game: FIERS STARTER
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MIKE FIERS
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I actually had a typo and meant why is it always the other team's broadcast and not the Brewers. I corrected it.
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Is there a reason why every time the Brewers are broadcast nationally on MLB Network, they use other team's broadcast?
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I'll give some credit to Dee Gordon there. You often see players calling for the replay after getting called out on a close play, but he immediately jogged back to the dugout and waved off Mattingly because he knew he was out.
