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Here's what we know for sure. 1. F1 makes bad pitch 2. R1 is stealing on pitch 3. ODB is legally on the field where he belongs 4. ODB makes no move to intentionally touch ball I've got nothing. ODB may be daydreaming, checking out the coeds in the stands, concentrating on swing thoughts, watching R1s steal attempt (very likely) Any number of things could have taken his attention off the ball for a second and kept him from reacting. And just as important, I doubt very seriously that ODB realized that if the ball goes in DBT R1 only gets 2nd. So what's his motivation for not getting out of the way? I'm definitely giving the benefit of the doubt in this case to the ODB, if he's not taking intentional initative to contact ball, I'm considering it accidental. Last edited by CO ump; Thu Aug 30, 2007 at 11:01am. |
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