Sad part is, he did. He completely and totally did. It was a horrible call by the Ump calling him safe. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FCI/is_5_65/ai_n26892723/ Phillips was 5 feet from the infield grass when McGehee went to tag him, he then ran on the infield grass to avoid the tag. He should've been out. Anyone else see Jim McKean's explanation on Baseball Tonight? He basically said the Brewers had no argument. He said "well he has no base line believe it or not...there is no base line...you can run wherever you want as long as there's not being a play made on you." I just saw McKean on SportCenter this morning. It was just an abbreviated clip of what he said on BBTN and I don't fully understand his defense of the call or maybe he wasn't defending the call? If a play is not being made on the runner, then the runner can run wherever he wants. This point I understood, but there was a play being made on the Reds runner (Phillips, I think), so doesn't that mean that there is a baseline and if so does the rule above apply?