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Originally posted by Blue19
DG - its not often but it happens that we cant see everything and we have to use our best judgement. in this case the obvious call appeared to be 'out' b/c the 2nd baseman went right at him. whether he nicked him or not was very tough to see so i went with pure probability. better out then safe on a play like that...i think
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Whatever senses you use, once you call him out, he is out, and don't invole the PU. It's bad umpiring to ask the PU for help on a call at 2B. He does not have a better view. Make the call and take whatever heat comes your way for those that don't agree.