April 19, 200917 yr You realize you're like arguing with a 5 year old correct? You make points and things you say go against your points. It's almost comical.
April 19, 200917 yr You realize you're like arguing with a 5 year old correct? You make points and things you say go against your points. It's almost comical. At least I'm making points. And I've yet to see you make a valid point, other than trying to ride in on someone else's posts coat tails, here, I'll give ya something to work with:popcorn:
April 19, 200917 yr And please elaborate on a point that I've went back against, I'll hang up and listen to your answer
April 19, 200917 yr Let's see. You bring up me saying nothing but hypotheticals the post after you say "I'm sre IF Votto was..." well my friend the if made it a hypothetical. You can't accuse me of something your doing yourself. Or there was you saying you've seen guys go chest to chest with umpires and not be tossed, then when you were called out went back on it saying we took it the wrong way. Well there is only one way you can take that!
April 19, 200917 yr Let's see. You bring up me saying nothing but hypotheticals the post after you say "I'm sre IF Votto was..." well my friend the if made it a hypothetical. You can't accuse me of something your doing yourself. Or there was you saying you've seen guys go chest to chest with umpires and not be tossed, then when you were called out went back on it saying we took it the wrong way. Well there is only one way you can take that! :lol: man, you need to go back and re-read your post, it was in response to your blatant false statements of a bump, end of story, end of discussion. I've grown tired of debunking every single far fetched conclusion, good day sir:clap:
April 19, 200917 yr :thumb: I don't have any problem with him being tossed honestly, he showed up the ump, which he was correct about, but the suspension and fine are both bogus because of history. Everything he does is under a microscope and blown out of proportion. I don't either it was a big spot in the game, bases juiced and he was wanting to do something being his first homestand at Wrigley. Instead of ball four, he got hosed out on a horrible call. Also it is very bogus about this contreversy over all this "contact." I mean if they even touched or not is being debated, its not like he pulled a Carl Everett on him. But like you said the suspension is from past history and of nothing else.
April 19, 200917 yr I would hardly call that a horrible call. It looked pretty close to me. It as a little bit close, but a call a MLB umpire should get right, especially in that situation. It was clear the pitch was not only off the plate, but also ended up below the strike zone as well.
April 19, 200917 yr I would hardly call that a horrible call. It looked pretty close to me. Dude, that thing was 3" off the plate and below his knees. That play very well possibly cost the Cubs that game
April 19, 200917 yr It as a little bit close, but a call a MLB umpire should get right, especially in that situation. It was clear the pitch was not only off the plate, but also ended up below the strike zone as well. http://chicago.cubs.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20090417&content_id=4307898&fext=.jsp&c_id=chc&vkey=news_chc That's below the strike zone? Looks like a strike to me.
April 19, 200917 yr It as a little bit close, but a call a MLB umpire should get right, especially in that situation. It was clear the pitch was not only off the plate, but also ended up below the strike zone as well. I'm glad someone here is unbiased:thumb:
April 19, 200917 yr http://chicago.cubs.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=20090417&content_id=4307898&fext=.jsp&c_id=chc&vkey=news_chc That's below the strike zone? Looks like a strike to me. Not a single sports caster agrees that its a strike dude
April 19, 200917 yr Not a single sports caster agrees that its a strike dude To act like it's a horrible call is a joke. It's really close.
April 19, 200917 yr Watch at the point of impact where the ball hits the glove. MLB catchers are trained in the art of turning the glove in to give the appearance of a strike on a ball
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