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Old Tue Oct 11, 2005, 09:14am
Rich Ives Rich Ives is offline
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Originally posted by UMP25
If the throw came from the foul side, how could it have gone that far to the left of the B-R on such a straight line? It would seem the laws of physics preclude that.

Think of a capital N

Cano was running on the left line.

Molina was at the bottom of the right line

Erstad was at the top of the rignt line.

The throw was along the slanted line.
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