Definition of TRAINWRECK - The Official Forum

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Tue Jun 24, 2008, 03:45pm

waltjp

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Did the catcher have the ball? It appears that the ball and runner arrived at the same time. The ball bounced off something - either the runner or the catcher's glove.

Did the runner slide? Yes.

I don't see how this play can be judged malicious intent.

Bad call.

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