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Lowrie ejected...How many games will he receive?

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The "blown" 3rd strike call was the result of Lowrie showing the ump on the previous call by running halfway to 1st without being told to IMO, thus the ump ringing him the next time as well.

But since they lose the same percentage of their salary per day. I think it is more about that.

 

I get that. Why not just fine the guy(s) 5 days' salary; that way the effect on the team is the same?

 

Like I said, I have a hard time sorting out these penalties.

He got 4 games and a fine .

The "blown" 3rd strike call was the result of Lowrie showing the ump on the previous call by running halfway to 1st without being told to IMO, thus the ump ringing him the next time as well.

 

Has anyone seen the previous pitch? Every video I've seen skips that pitch.

 

Either way, the umpire's a clown.

Has anyone seen the previous pitch? Every video I've seen skips that pitch.

 

Either way, the umpire's a clown.[/quote

 

I saw it. That pitch was borderline but a lot closer than the last one.

The "blown" 3rd strike call was the result of Lowrie showing the ump on the previous call by running halfway to 1st without being told to IMO, thus the ump ringing him the next time as well.

 

You're probably right, but if that's the case the ump definetely needs to have some type penalty as well. The last call wasn't even close. It was high and outside...

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Has anyone seen the previous pitch? Every video I've seen skips that pitch.

 

Either way, the umpire's a clown.

 

 

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The strike 2 call or pitch #5 was a terrible call and I'm sure that's what set him off when he was called out on the next pitch...The pitch he was out on was close but he still couldn't believe the pitch before...

So because the ump may have made a bad call on a pitch give him permission to throw a fit and throw things around like a 5 year old that didnt get ice cream.

So because the ump may have made a bad call on a pitch give him permission to throw a fit and throw things around like a 5 year old that didnt get ice cream.

 

The ump made a bad call. Then, he acted unprofessional by striking him out on another bad pitch because he thinks Lawrie made him look bad. When, in reality he made himself look bad by sucking.

 

I stand by my initial comments.

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I have seen some terrible calls this year...They need to start sending the Umpires up and down based on reviews and how bad they suck, just like the Players...:lol:

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So because the ump may have made a bad call on a pitch give him permission to throw a fit and throw things around like a 5 year old that didnt get ice cream.

 

No However the umpire needs to grow a pair and suck it up rather than calling a guy out based on his pride being hurt from the pitch before...If you can't handle making a bad call and a player showing you up a bit ump t ball not MLB especially if your going to let it affect future pitches...

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