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What Ya Got, Blue? You Make the Call

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This happened tonight in the Brewers/Cards game. Bases loaded 1 out. Groundball back to P who throws to home for the forceout (2nd out) . Catcher then throws to first to attempt to complete the DP. When the Cards runner reaches 45 feet ie to where the running lane is he has one foot inside the foul line and one foot in the box. Catchers throw goes right by his ear but the first baseman can't see it. Ball rolls to OF and two rus score.

 

What's your call?

Happened in the Angels/White Sox game tonight, too. Scoscia protested. This one was worse than the Brewers/Cards.

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Safe.

 

So I'm Ron Roenicke and I come out and ask why you called him safe. You say what?

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And out.

 

So I'm Mike Matheny. I ask why you called my guy out. You say what?

So I'm Mike Matheny. I ask why you called my guy out. You say what?

 

Because your guy wasn't in the running lane.

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Because your guy wasn't in the running lane.

 

One foot was in the lane.

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But not both.

 

You, my friend, are correct. Blue either misinterpreted the rule or didn't see the left foot outside the running lane.

You, my friend, are correct. Blue either misinterpreted the rule or didn't see the left foot outside the running lane.

 

I would assume he missed the call but knew the rule. If he didn't know the rule he needs to be fired.

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I would assume he missed the call but knew the rule. If he didn't know the rule he needs to be fired.

 

I agree he probably didn't notice where the feet were. I would think the HP ump would be able to see it as well.

 

My daughter was nailed for that by the HP ump years ago in fastpitch. Right call.

I agree he probably didn't notice where the feet were. I would think the HP ump would be able to see it as well.

 

My daughter was nailed for that by the HP ump years ago in fastpitch. Right call.

 

Proper mechanics, I believe, is the HP ump makes the call.

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Proper mechanics, I believe, is the HP ump makes the call.

 

Checking with some other umps on that. I would agree.

You, my friend, are correct. Blue either misinterpreted the rule or didn't see the left foot outside the running lane.

 

While that is the rule, it is a rule that is hardly ever enforced. You can watch any baseball game and see the majority of runners have basically only one foot in the running lane. That is why I said safe, however in the game tonight that I just saw a replay on I would have called him out because the guy was completely out of the running late and it did have an effect on the play.

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