September 1, 200818 yr It looked like he tried to take a bite out of the ball and bit his finger, thus causing him to drop it...
September 1, 200818 yr Author Because it doesn't happen very often. Sabathia said he would feel the exact same even if it got changed. Yost is blowing this way out of proportion IMO.
September 1, 200818 yr I have no problem with Yost sticking up for his pitcher. I agree with westsider that it was an error but you can't go back and change it. I think this is the perfect time for MLB to do away with the current system of allowing the home team to provide an official scorer. MLB needs to assign official scorers that are neutral. This should elminate some of the incidents where players call the press box to dispute an error call because they know who the scorer is.
September 1, 200818 yr Author I think this is the perfect time for MLB to do away with the current system of allowing the home team to provide an official scorer. MLB needs to assign official scorers that are neutral. This should elminate some of the incidents where players call the press box to dispute an error call because they know who the scorer is. Agreed.
September 2, 200818 yr I agree with westsider that it was an error but you can't go back and change it. . Can't change it now but they have went back during a game and change a scorer's ruling.
September 2, 200818 yr During a game they have but it wasn't going to happen at Pittsburgh with a member of the Pittsburgh media as the official scorer.
September 2, 200818 yr They need to leave it as a hit! No sense in changing it, you can't assume he would have kept the same mindset and same pitch selection. Plus as the game goes on the pressure becomes a lot heavier to get that no-hitter and when this happened it was in the 5th inning. This should be a non-issue but leave it to someone to make a big deal out of it!
September 3, 200818 yr Ned Yost. What a cry baby. 'Woulda'-Coulda'-Shoulda'. Case is closed. Move on.
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