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Home plate ump tonight: John Hirschbeck

 

He called 10 pitches inside the strike zone balls -- 8 were in favor of the Cubs

 

He called 9 pitches outside of the strike zone strikes -- 8 in favor of the Cubs

Big win for the Indians to grab out of Wrigley. If the Cubs win game four, this will take all seven to determine the winner IMO.

Francona seems to be making all the right moves. I have a lot of respect for him as a manager. I think the Cubs win on Saturday, though.

Such a frustrating game to watch[/quote

 

Ok Rocket28, help me understand the reasoning for using Heyward as pinch hitter. Yes, he advanced the runner, but still.scrathing my head on that one.

Home plate ump tonight: John Hirschbeck

 

He called 10 pitches inside the strike zone balls -- 8 were in favor of the Cubs

 

He called 9 pitches outside of the strike zone strikes -- 8 in favor of the Cubs

 

Hirschbeck was beyond HORRIBLE last night! I could not believe some of the obvious pitches he missed and I agree he was VERY one sided in favor of the Cubs. He called a 3-2 fastball to Kris Bryant a ball when it was right down the middle above the knees...not even close to a ball. Isn't he the umpire that Roberto Alomar spit on years ago? Obviously, Alomar was wrong to do that, but the pitch he called Alomar out on was literally 8 inches outside. How Hirschbeck get to do a WS is beyond me. Do they just rotate or is it based on merit??

Such a frustrating game to watch[/quote

 

Ok Rocket28, help me understand the reasoning for using Heyward as pinch hitter. Yes, he advanced the runner, but still.scrathing my head on that one.

 

I assume it was the lefty matchup and the defensive sub in the event they tied the game. Time to see what we're made of tonight

 

I assume it was the lefty matchup and the defensive sub in the event they tied the game. Time to see what we're made of tonight

 

Still doesn't make since to me. I felt like we HAD to win last night, we are in a serious pinch right now!

Cubs will take Game 4, tie it a 2-2, and I'm hoping it takes all 7 to determine the Champs.

Home plate ump tonight: John Hirschbeck

 

He called 10 pitches inside the strike zone balls -- 8 were in favor of the Cubs

 

He called 9 pitches outside of the strike zone strikes -- 8 in favor of the Cubs

 

Yep, technology is going to put inconsistent umps like this out of the game.

Yep, technology is going to put inconsistent umps like this out of the game.

 

Great story on the Bryant Gumble HBO show on this technology. They set it up and did a minor league game...EVERYONE except the Umpires loved it. Players and Coaches thought that it was great, both pitchers and hitters.

 

I've thought for years it needed to be automated, maybe one day it will be. FWIW, in the test it didn't slow the game down one bit.

Great story on the Bryant Gumble HBO show on this technology. They set it up and did a minor league game...EVERYONE except the Umpires loved it. Players and Coaches thought that it was great, both pitchers and hitters.

 

I've thought for years it needed to be automated, maybe one day it will be. FWIW, in the test it didn't slow the game down one bit.

 

Think about football, it will be a virtual, three-dimensional electrical field that will will make every call instantly.

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