Just watch MLB TV........ You will quit talking shit about Joyce... At least he had the guts to own up to fucking the call up.
Yeah your right. He has handled it professionally i must say. Terrible mistake but he stood on the field and took it. He admitted it and feels awful. Doesnt bring the perfect game back though but i give him some credit at least
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Quote Originally Posted by Papi_4_MVP:
Just watch MLB TV........ You will quit talking shit about Joyce... At least he had the guts to own up to fucking the call up.
Yeah your right. He has handled it professionally i must say. Terrible mistake but he stood on the field and took it. He admitted it and feels awful. Doesnt bring the perfect game back though but i give him some credit at least
He was safe... The pitcher never had complete control of the ball.
I would of called him safe as well... I umpire college baseball...
His foot was on the bag but he was juggling very very very slighty.
Never had complete control of the ball..
Even the Umpire said he made a mistake. Even the umpire said he was SAFE. So your saying you know more then the umpire, even though he said the guy was SAFE.
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Quote Originally Posted by jdukes0004:
He was safe... The pitcher never had complete control of the ball.
I would of called him safe as well... I umpire college baseball...
His foot was on the bag but he was juggling very very very slighty.
Never had complete control of the ball..
Even the Umpire said he made a mistake. Even the umpire said he was SAFE. So your saying you know more then the umpire, even though he said the guy was SAFE.
the real problem with the call is...........although slo mo clearly shows he's safe, so the call is clearly terrible.........what's even WORSE is, it was a bang bang call, with a perfect game on the line.......so, in this situation, the call most definitely has to go to the pitcher.........EVEN IF it ultimately proved to be a tie or close play........as Osirius says above, no one (or far far fewer) would complain if he missed a bang bang play, the other way......in fact he would be revered in Detroit for all-time
instead he is a bonehead and people want him dead in Detroit and elsewhere.........Joyce will forever be villified for not being smart enought to understand these ramifications
Exactly!
He will be forever remembered for this. Nothing else in his career.
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Quote Originally Posted by ICAPSports:
the real problem with the call is...........although slo mo clearly shows he's safe, so the call is clearly terrible.........what's even WORSE is, it was a bang bang call, with a perfect game on the line.......so, in this situation, the call most definitely has to go to the pitcher.........EVEN IF it ultimately proved to be a tie or close play........as Osirius says above, no one (or far far fewer) would complain if he missed a bang bang play, the other way......in fact he would be revered in Detroit for all-time
instead he is a bonehead and people want him dead in Detroit and elsewhere.........Joyce will forever be villified for not being smart enought to understand these ramifications
Exactly!
He will be forever remembered for this. Nothing else in his career.
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