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Mike DiMuro: You should resign.
The Greatest Trick Dewayne Wise Ever Pulled Was Convincing The World He Caught This Ball [UPDATE]
How does the DiMuro not look in the glove?
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That's hil-freakin'-larious!
I so want to play poker with that chump. He will never, ever live that one down. The only thing worse is EJing the player that points out your stupidity. Awesome display. MLB.com Must C | Must C Call: Wise's leaping effort leads to dispute - Video | MLB.com: Multimedia I blame the dopey smock he's wearing. Nothing good, except being mistaken for a barber, can happen in those frocks. Last edited by kylejt; Wed Jun 27, 2012 at 01:45am. |
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If he is going to be stupid enough to argue this and he probably had the benefit of replay, then he deserved to be ejected.
That being said I am shocked that the umpire did not ask for some proof he had the ball at the very least. I can see how he might have missed the actual catch, but thing it is inexcusable to not ask a basic question, "Where is the ball?" He did not have to ask the player this, just himself. Peace
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Simple solution: If you make a catch and fall into the stands, it is no catch and a dead ball. If you make a catch and fall into the stands in fair territory, it is a home run.
How do you know, when a player falls into the stands with the ball, that he quickly drops and recovers the ball? You don't of course, that is why the above rule is needed. Why wont it be done? Because it makes too much sense. Keep in mind, for the last ten years, if you make a catch in the dugout, it is no catch. |
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Baseball seems to hate any reasonable change of any kind. This would be a good addition, but never going to happen.
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Really? One mistake and y'all are ready to run him out on a rail? Glad to know we have so many perfect officials here.
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Smocks are ugly. And you wouldn't wear anything like those around in public, would you?
Actually, it was a seven man crew, on a Little Legaue game. Some of the local LL guys were taking things a bit too seriously, so I decided to loosen them up a bit, and take them out of their comfort zone. Also, one guy was going to Regionals, so we rotated positions every inning, so he could see every spot on the field. (The "out" guy ate dinner, and ordered for the next guy "out"). I actually thought the EJ was funny. He absolutely blows not only the drop right in front of him, but forgets to look for the ball. Then gets a proper earful. Think how much grief that umpire took back in the dressing room from his pals. HA! They're going to prank him for the rest of the season. |
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In all honestly, not me. Watch the video again. The ball clearly bounces off the glove (at nearly the height of Wise's jump) as he jogs toward the play, perhaps 20-25 feet away. What else could he posibly be looking at?
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