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Nevadaref Sun Jun 26, 2011 05:41pm

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Originally Posted by justacoach (Post 768526)
Nats/Sox game Friday nite. Close, decisive OUT!!! call by 1B ump, PU rushes out and conferences w/ all umps. After a few minutes of browbeating, calling ump sheepishly changes call to SAFE.
Is this an accepted practice in MLB?

Did the 1B Ump ask for help? :D

ChuckElias Sun Jun 26, 2011 06:00pm

Red Sox manage to steal one game from the mighty Pirates. Sheesh. :( I'll be out of town for a while, so keep this thing going.

26 Year Gap Sun Jun 26, 2011 10:15pm

Rays got both extra points after the TDs, and managed to hold Houston to a FG, TD & PAT. Damon with 4 hits to get within 3 of Teddy Ballgame. (The 5 1/2 years in Teddy's prime would likely have meant that Aaron would have broken HIS record). And Longoria hit two homers and looks to be getting untracked.

tjones1 Mon Jun 27, 2011 01:25pm

I visited Rangers Ballpark at Alrington and Minute Maid Park over the weekend as I continue my journey to watch a game in every MLB stadium. With those two, I have now been to 21 stadiums.

The game Saturday at Alrington was a beating (Mets over Rangers, big).

Sunday in Houston (vs. Rays) was fun... it was a complete slug fest. The 5th inning was the only inning where either team didn't score. Due to this we had to take off in the 9th inning to catch our flight back home. All-in-all, it was another great baseball weekend!

Next on the schedule in September: Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and Washington. Certainly looking forward to it!!

mbyron Mon Jun 27, 2011 01:54pm

Had you gone to Safeco over the weekend instead, you could have seen one of the only (modern) games ever played without a DH in an AL stadium. The series was odd in a host of other ways, too.

Mariners Vs. Marlins: A Weird Series With A Bizarre Ending That Few Saw - Baseball Nation

26 Year Gap Mon Jun 27, 2011 04:13pm

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Originally Posted by tjones1 (Post 768968)
I visited Rangers Ballpark at Alrington and Minute Maid Park over the weekend as I continue my journey to watch a game in every MLB stadium. With those two, I have now been to 21 stadiums.

The game Saturday at Alrington was a beating (Mets over Rangers, big).

Sunday in Houston (vs. Rays) was fun... it was a complete slug fest. The 5th inning was the only inning where either team didn't score. Due to this we had to take off in the 9th inning to catch our flight back home. All-in-all, it was another great baseball weekend!

Next on the schedule in September: Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and Washington. Certainly looking forward to it!!

Wait! They let you check PODS at the ticket counter?

grunewar Tue Jun 28, 2011 05:51am

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Originally Posted by tjones1 (Post 768968)
I visited Rangers Ballpark at Arlington and Minute Maid Park over the weekend as I continue my journey to watch a game in every MLB stadium. With those two, I have now been to 21 stadiums.

Uber cool! I've been to a lot of parks myself, but am not on a quest like this. Nice!

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Originally Posted by tjones1 (Post 768968)
Next on the schedule in September: Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and Washington. Certainly looking forward to it!!

I enjoy both Camden Yards and Nats Park. Fortunately for you, unfortunately for them, those are three stadiums you don't have to worry about getting tickets for - there are plenty available!

I've got several games lined up later in the year too, and am hoping my Phils vs Nats game in Aug (with my relatives from Phila) is actually competitive and means something in the standings this yr!

Enjoy your travels TJ!

26 Year Gap Tue Jun 28, 2011 09:03pm

Longoria with the walk-off HR tonight. Too bad Price didn't get the W.

26 Year Gap Sun Jul 03, 2011 07:25am

Anyone else notice that the scoreboard operator cost the Mariners the game last night? A home game, too.

mbyron Sun Jul 03, 2011 08:31am

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Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap (Post 770188)
Anyone else notice that the scoreboard operator cost the Mariners the game last night? A home game, too.

There's no video of it, but the game highlights have the announcers saying "2-2 pitch... is a ball, 3-2 pitch, he walked him," so I'm guessing that's the confusion. You sure it was the scoreboard that was wrong?

rockyroad Sun Jul 03, 2011 09:23am

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Originally Posted by mbyron (Post 770200)
There's no video of it, but the game highlights have the announcers saying "2-2 pitch... is a ball, 3-2 pitch, he walked him," so I'm guessing that's the confusion. You sure it was the scoreboard that was wrong?

The news reports are saying that the scoreboard had the count wrong. That the board went from 1-2 to 3-2 on one pitch. But the plate umpire is supposed to be keeping his own count, so he can't really blame it on the scoreboard.

26 Year Gap Sun Jul 03, 2011 10:34am

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Originally Posted by rockyroad (Post 770213)
The news reports are saying that the scoreboard had the count wrong. That the board went from 1-2 to 3-2 on one pitch. But the plate umpire is supposed to be keeping his own count, so he can't really blame it on the scoreboard.

But WE can! :D

grunewar Sun Jul 03, 2011 11:03am

Disputed run gives San Diego 1-0 win over Seattle
 
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Originally Posted by 26 Year Gap (Post 770188)
Anyone else notice that the scoreboard operator cost the Mariners the game last night? A home game, too.

San Diego vs. Seattle - Recap - July 2, 2011

BillyMac Sun Jul 03, 2011 11:27am

It's Easy As 1 2 3, As Simple As Do Re Mi, A B C, 1 2 3 ...
 
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Originally Posted by rockyroad (Post 770213)
The news reports are saying that the scoreboard had the count wrong. That the board went from 1-2 to 3-2 on one pitch. But the plate umpire is supposed to be keeping his own count, so he can't really blame it on the scoreboard.

This incident reminds me of this:

Fifth Down Game (1990) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

That's why basketball officials say, "When the ball is dead, we must be alive".

grunewar Mon Jul 04, 2011 04:23pm

The Nats won today on a wild pitch in the 10th inning.

What I found interesting about their latest improbable win (they can't hit), is this is the second time in recent weeks the opponents closer became injured in mid-inning. Both times, a reliever came in from the bullpen and might not have taken as many warmup throws as he should/could (in the case of an injury they can take as many as they like - brovado maybe?) and they didn't. Both times it might have lead to their victory (the other time the pitcher seemed to have no velocity and gave up several hits).

Regardless, we're still not in the basement and playing .500 ball -a good season for us! :)


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