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Replay doesn't work

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I don't care if they got it right or not, 7 minutes?!?!?!?!?!?

 

I agree, you can't have 7 minutes between pitches. It's not fair to the pitcher.

 

Side question. How was it only a single?

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It hit something, because I heard a 'boom-bam,'" Baker said. "Guys told me it hit a metal arm rest on the seat and came back."

"Apparently there is a pole behind the top of the yellow line," Votto said. "They said it hit that."

I think it's rediculous that the feed has to be sent to MLB for review, first they complain about the length of games, then they ship of video to NYC for a play that happened in Houston. The initial replay looked to have hit the padding, but I don't see how the ball could bounce that far if it his a soft object.

Seriously, would expect any less of a goofy setup for MLB? They are the masters of dumb ideas.

It hit something, because I heard a 'boom-bam,'" Baker said. "Guys told me it hit a metal arm rest on the seat and came back."

"Apparently there is a pole behind the top of the yellow line," Votto said. "They said it hit that."

 

I think Dusty was having flashbacks of Adam West fighting the Penguin.

On the Reds website you can watch the replay and from the side angle it does not look like it goes past the padding.

 

And just like in the NFL if they call it one thing, unless there is irrefutable evidence otherwise, then you can't change the call.

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