That was a great job by the ump of just giving Bush a warning to let the hitter get ready rather than just calling an auto-ball. Actually evaluating the situation and using proper discretion.
In the grand scheme of things, the Miller play didn't matter. He wasn't catching it and the fact that the guy got a double instead of a single didn't make a difference to the rest of the inning.
On the one hand, I want the Rays to lose today so the Brewers keep the record. On the other hand, it's really cool. I hope Rays fans are soaking it all in and going to the games. I was at the Easter Sunday game and it's still my favorite in-person sports memory, so I hope Rays fans are experiencing the joy we felt back then.
Had to take my kid to an appointment, so didn't get to watch the walk-off.
I DID, however, turn on the MLB app and got to hear Uecker call one live for the first time in years, maybe decades, which was awesome.