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Wed Feb 25, 2009, 11:00am
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The same type situation happened here a couple of years ago. Batter hits on of those will-it-make-it-or-not home runs, and rounds first, passing the baserunner who had held up to see it it was caught. Umpire ruled that the passing didn't matter because of the "dead ball".
The home team, on defense at the time, lost the game by one run. The visiting team won the area championship by virtue of that victory. DHC throws everything that wasn't tied down out of his dugout, and STILL wasn't ejected. What does that tell us ????
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