Da fix is in. That ref is so fat his belly is in a different time zone.
This is something worth watching. Chris Sale's first-inning fastball velocity tonight: 91, 89, 90, 92, 94, 93, 93, 90, 92, 89. His first-inning fastball velocity in his ALDS start: 95, 94, 93, 95, 95, 96, 95, 95, 96, 97. Average tonight: 91.3 mph Average in ALDS: 95.1 mph — Jeff Passan (@JeffPassan) October 14, 2018
Image Unavailable, Please Login Bullpen results. Red Sox Bullpen- 5 IP 4 ER 6 BB 4 K’s Astros Bullpen- 3 IP 0 ER 0BB 5 K’s Cora, why argue the called third strike. Note the Statcast graded strike zone. The ump was trash but in this case he was correct ^^.
LA wins and loses on starting pitching and the long ball Game 3 they got neither and lost 4-0 in what you would have to call a dramaless rather boring game.
I set my DVR at 5 hours for game 4 of Dodgers / Brewers Watched the whole game and it ran out of time!
What do the Cubs have to do to return Yu Davish?? Puh-leeze . . . . . we'll do it . . . just name it.
Image Unavailable, Please Login The gifted call to JD Martinez. # 3 was called a ball. The problem is the umpires cannot correctly call a game. All this is ok, until a wrong call has serious consequences. Joe West can call fan interference from 34o+ feet. Sure he can ! They need to use machines to call the game and offer a popcorn vending job to the umpires.
Da fix is in. MLB wants a Boston/LA series. Boston sucks a wet one. Sent from my iPhone using FerrariChat
Pitch # 3 was the best - by far. How can you call it a ball. Pitch # 4 ended up in the Crawford Boxes. Joe West can call fan interference from 34o+ feet. His call cannot be proven in court.
West was the right field umpire so he was right on top of the play, he was not 340' away. There is an excellent still picture showing Betts was away from the wall while no less than 4 fans were against the wall with arms extended. In fact another photo shows a fan with his hand gripping the wall and his fingers clearly in fair territory. How can it be that his extended other arm is not also in fair play? The fact is had the fan(s) not hit Betts' glove, he clearly would have caught that ball anyway.
Thank you for the correct information. West was not behind the plate. He was officiating in R.F. The play is not consistently called by MLB umpires. I have seen it both ways - consistently.
