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Red Birds @ Red Legs - Game 3

  • Azubuike24
    I'm glad Price is giving his starters the benefit of the doubt (Cingrani pulled after 88 pitches in the 7th). That pen they have is studly :(
  • Azubuike24
    That should be a double play.

    That ball hit the wall. Reds should get a DP.
  • wildcats20
    Woooooooo

    That looked like it hit Billy's glove!!
  • wildcats20
    Ahh yeah it definitely hit the wall
  • Azubuike24
    They threw it back to the infield and touched second base. Therefore, the runner who was on first would be out...and if they tagged the runner standing on second first, it's a DP.

    It's not fair to STL, but the umps made it on the field, and the result should follow.

    Instead, they are saying it's being a reviewed for a HR?
  • wildcats20
    They messed that up big time....

    There HAS to be AT LEAST 1 out.
  • Azubuike24
    Actually nevermind, we saw the runners just retreating 1 base each. Bases loaded for St. Louis is the correct call...
  • wildcats20
    Azubuike24;1600622 wrote:Actually nevermind, we saw the runners just retreating 1 base each. Bases loaded for St. Louis is the correct call...
    I never saw a runner on 3rd....
  • Azubuike24
    wildcats20;1600623 wrote:I never saw a runner on 3rd....
    The camera angle was bad, but Holliday was the runner retreating to first. Each runner went 1 base, but no further.
  • wildcats20
    Azubuike24;1600624 wrote:The camera angle was bad, but Holliday was the runner retreating to first. Each runner went 1 base, but no further.
    Yeah, never could really see 3rd base.
  • Azubuike24
    Despite the confusion and bad camera work, I do think the correct result was right. If anything, the Cardinals would've had a double or triple and 2 RBI's if not for the confusion. The grab by Bruce at least created the illusion that it maybe was a catch...
  • wildcats20
    Azubuike24;1600627 wrote:Despite the confusion and bad camera work, I do think the correct result was right. If anything, the Cardinals would've had a double or triple and 2 RBI's if not for the confusion. The grab by Bruce at least created the illusion that it maybe was a catch...
    Yeah had Bruce not caught the rebound, this game is 100% over lol.

    But had the runner stayed at 1st and 2nd and not moved up, there would be at least 1 out on the play(like you said).
  • Azubuike24
    Well, it's over anyway. Until we get the back 3 relievers back, this pen is going to be very difficult to deal with...some pure trash out there.
  • Rotinaj
    It doesn't matter what the pen does if the offense can't do shit. Complete garbage after the first.
  • Azubuike24
    Rotinaj;1600633 wrote:It doesn't matter what the pen does if the offense can't do shit. Pure trash after the first.
    I'd normally agree, but this team has invested heavily into pitching and baseball has slowly gotten back to where it was in the 80's. 2-1, 3-2, 1-0 games are going to be the norm. Sub 3 ERA's are the norm in the pen. You simply can't win with the names they are rolling out there, even with 3 or 4 potential ace starters.
  • Ironman92
    The umpire called it SAFE.... Correct? Why did the runners retreat? Runner on 2nd had to be on 3rd and runner on 1st nearly 2nd......if they see the ump at all they easily have a run in and a runner on 2nd and 3rd
  • Azubuike24
    Ironman92;1600636 wrote:The umpire called it SAFE.... Correct? Why did the runners retreat? Runner on 2nd had to be on 3rd and runner on 1st nearly 2nd......if they see the ump at all they easily have a run in and a runner on 2nd and 3rd
    The runners all went 1 base, overran that base and when the camera panned back, each runner was retreating. That's why I was confused at first, it appeared that the runners were just going back to first and second and Holliday was also at first (it was the base coach). That would've created a force out at 3rd and 2nd.

    The announcers did an awful job at explaining it...
  • wildcats20
    Ironman92;1600636 wrote:The umpire called it SAFE.... Correct? Why did the runners retreat? Runner on 2nd had to be on 3rd and runner on 1st nearly 2nd......if they see the ump at all they easily have a run in and a runner on 2nd and 3rd
    They were just steps off the bases. Like they had rounded the base, but not moved on.
  • Ironman92
    Yeah...I'm basically just saying the base runners only watched the Bruce dive and reacted to it and not the umpire making the call
  • Azubuike24
    Ironman92;1600642 wrote:Yeah...I'm basically just saying the base runners only watched the Bruce dive and reacted to it and not the umpire making the call
    It's tough, because it's still a live ball. Lets say the replay was reversed? You still need to get on a base safely and stay, that way they can't call more than 1 out. Say they all watch the umps (who call it no catch) and everyone keeps going. If both runners scored, you could then tag 2nd and 1st, and if it was ruled a catch on the field, that's a triple play.

    Then again, I'm not all familiar with how reversed calls on baseball replays work.
  • Ironman92
    Azubuike24;1600645 wrote:It's tough, because it's still a live ball. Lets say the replay was reversed? You still need to get on a base safely and stay, that way they can't call more than 1 out. Say they all watch the umps (who call it no catch) and everyone keeps going. If both runners scored, you could then tag 2nd and 1st, and if it was ruled a catch on the field, that's a triple play.

    Then again, I'm not all familiar with how reversed calls on baseball replays work.
    Good point......I wish they'd play it full go based on the umpire's call and if it is reversed just put players on what base the average player would've been on. I know people have trouble with things like that but it's just not that hard.

    Play that play according to the ump and a runner scores easily and 2nd and 3rd...... If it's replayed and shows a legal catch, just send them back to 1st and 2nd
  • Azubuike24
    It's most likely how it is in the NFL. If a fumble that is ruled down on the field is also returned for a TD, they will review it and change possession, but once the possession change happens, the ball is dead there. It's unfair to the defense often times, but it's the best compromise you can make without basically having guys just play through all whistles in-case of a potential review.
  • Azubuike24
    Wow, how did a dude that big ever make a play in the stands?
  • wildcats20
    Frazier!!!!!