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Louisville Regional

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Correct.

 

Which drives me crazy listening to the play by play and color guys talking about "slide rule".

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The two plays aren't comparable. The UL catcher had the ball , had a chance to see the runner get ready to barrel into him, and then react.

 

The UL player cut the guys knees. He wasn't sliding. He wasn't starting to slide.

You all can say what you want, one player was ejected, one wasn't. The ump was front and center for both. The UofL base runner could have been ejected just as easily if the umpire saw it necessary. If one play was dirty, so was the other.

No sir, they just have to avoid contact.

 

I see that now, thanks.

 

So as Clyde said earlier, he could have gone around...

By the rules Bernal was 100% correct in getting ejected. The UL player should be too... His attempt was so weak. Also if the rule is like others have mentioned, he didnt avoid contact at all

UofL eating Reed alive with the shift, bats into a double play.

Every other player in America would be 3-4, but Reed goes 0fer cause of that shift. Well done UL

how is AJ Reed the best baseball player in the nation? He's not done nothing tonight

 

Louisville scouting report had him pegged. Shift has been on all night, and he's hit right into it every time.

how is AJ Reed the best baseball player in the nation? He's not done nothing tonight

 

The shift killed him. The kid had one of the best overall seasons in college baseball history

I see that now, thanks.

 

So as Clyde said earlier, he could have gone around...

 

Correct. Some youth league and high school umpires get it wrong.

Louisville scouting report had him pegged. Shift has been on all night, and he's hit right into it every time.

 

And the pitching has made him keep the ball down, he usually hits gappers, not sharp hit ground balls

how is AJ Reed the best baseball player in the nation? He's not done nothing tonight

 

So one bad game takes away the status of best player?

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