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Old Mon May 09, 2011, 10:44am
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Not being up on the world of baseball commentators (I only watch Mariner's baseball and our local color guys), it sounds like McCarver is to baseball what Theisman is to football.
Theisman does the Mariners baseball games...who knew?
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Old Mon May 09, 2011, 11:50am
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Theisman does the Mariners baseball games...who knew?
You struggled with analogies on the SAT, right?
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Old Mon May 09, 2011, 01:06pm
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You struggled with analogies on the SAT, right?
Like a cheetah struggles with running.
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Old Mon May 09, 2011, 06:36pm
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You guys are too hard on McCarver. He meant simply that by not touching the ball, the outfielder (and the Reds) avoided being charged with an error.

Maybe we are hard on him, but that's wrong, too.

What do you mean wrong? If the ball doesn't hit the glove, it can't be an error. Conversely, if it does hit the glove, it is an error. It's right on the same page where it says you have to hold the ball for three seconds for it to be a legal catch.
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Old Mon May 09, 2011, 07:20pm
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You guys are too hard on McCarver. He meant simply that by not touching the ball, the outfielder (and the Reds) avoided being charged with an error.

Maybe we are hard on him, but that's wrong, too.

What do you mean wrong? If the ball doesn't hit the glove, it can't be an error. Conversely, if it does hit the glove, it is an error. It's right on the same page where it says you have to hold the ball for three seconds for it to be a legal catch.
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Old Tue May 10, 2011, 12:16pm
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You struggled with analogies on the SAT, right?
you got me... i messed that one up like a football bat.
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Old Tue May 10, 2011, 12:31pm
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you got me... i messed that one up like a football bat.
simile. Not analogy.
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