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Mon Oct 11, 2004, 10:11am
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Anyone see the play where Milton Bradley made the sliding catch. Apparently caught the ball. To me he (Bradley) caught the ball and the release appeared to be voluntary. Play was ruled no catch. It looked to me the act of bringing the glove to his throwing hand demomstrated a catch. What did you guys think? No one argued the call probably because R1 was forced at second.
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