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I'm one of those that is wondering if the runner ever did touch the plate. But when the umpire called him safe when he clearly was tagged out before reaching home was initially confusing.
I suspected OBS was going to be the call but watching it live the first time, it wasn't obvious to me. All I focused on was yet another throw from the plate area sailing off into never land. BTW, Nava did a great job of backing up that throw, getting to the ball, and making a great throw himself. None of which will be remembered. This is certainly going down as one of the more unconventional World Series. Not sure if it will ever qualify as a classic.
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It has been one of the more eventful World Series. The overturn of the Out call at second base in Game 1, the two errors on one play in Game 2, the obstruction call in Game 3, the pickoff to end a game in Game 4. It seems like every game is providing something you don't see every day.
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