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Worst strike call ever

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"I saw the pitch and of course don't have the chance to do it again," Foster told a pool reporter after the game. "But had I had a chance to do it again, I wouldn't call that pitch a strike."

 

No kidding, idiot.

Baseball, or the head of the umpires need to make a short statement on this. Horrible for this to happen.

 

 

Although he won't admit it I think it was predetermined to call a strike.

You know what they say about assuming...

I really like Maddon. I'd rather have heard him "unload his mind" instead, but he handled it fairly well. Better than Crash or I would have I bet.

I'm surprised so many people are calling for the umpire's head. Obviously it was a poor call, but he owned up to it and admitted his mistake. It happens and I think all parties involved handled it very well. Unfortunate that the umpire missed the call which ended the game, but there's no guarantee that the right call would have won TB the game.

It was obviously a very bad call...but I think some of you are overreacting by saying he should be fired. He screwed up because he's human.

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I'm surprised so many people are calling for the umpire's head. Obviously it was a poor call' date=' but he owned up to it and admitted his mistake. It happens and I think all parties involved handled it very well. Unfortunate that the umpire missed the call which ended the game, but there's no guarantee that the right call would have won TB the game.[/quote']

 

How many called for his head?

How many called for his head?

 

In this thread alone:

 

2 stated he should be fired

1 recommends a suspension

1 actually states he should be executed

1 calls for the umpire's boss to release an official statement even after the umpire admitted his mistake.

 

He should never set foot on a baseball diamond again, at least not as an umpire.

 

Can't wait to hear how baseball defends this one.

 

That ump should be fired. Worst call I've ever seen. I actually can't believe Zobrist and Maddon stayed as calm as they did. I would have went ballistic.

 

I don't know if you fire him, but he may need to sit a couple games for that. Of course with the way most officiating is judged by the leagues, he'll probably be behind the plate for Game 1 of the World Series.

 

He lost sight of the ball because he was inside and assumed it was a strike. Never good to assume anything an MLB pitcher throws is straight. Way too much movement. He should be executed.

 

Baseball, or the head of the umpires need to make a short statement on this. Horrible for this to happen.

 

Although he won't admit it I think it was predetermined to call a strike.

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