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Originally Posted by STL_UMP
Catcher doesn't move his mitt so it's a strike? That's how you call it?  |
Beisides you, who said that because the catcher didn't move his glove that it was a strike?
Do you umpire TBall only or do you do Rec games too?
Better yet with two strikes, generally the batter is taking anything close, correct?
I agree, catchers don't always set up a target in the strikezone but, unless you have some video to prove otherwise (and not some freaking media appeasing rectangle on your TV screen, with a manually inputed dot) then that pitch was close. Not only was the pitch right to the mit, it was dead center of the catchers body. So if the catcher was set up way inside then, we probably wouldn't have seen him because he would be hidden behind the batter from that camera angle. If he was set dead center on the inside edge then Molina either got fooled and decided to take out on Drake or he is just sucks.
Using your logic above, we can assume you may be a little bias here?