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🚨ODD SCORING ALERT🚨 I was also asked a few times about the Jake McCarthy inside the park home run against Paul Skenes in yesterday's Colorado Rockies and Pittsburgh Pirates game (but not nearly as much as the Harper play). The question is why was this not a triole and...

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🚨WEIRD PLAY ALERT🚨 This is from tonight's Atlanta Braves at Miami Marlins game. This was originally scored a triple and an error, and almost immediately changed to an error on the right fielder and a throwing error on the center fielder. The original error on the rright fielder was for colliding with the center fielder as it looked like he had the ball. However, this was changed back to a triple and an error, as you have both fielders on a dead sprint back into right center. While yes, it might be a catch, the catch itself, and the play, is well above ordinary effort. The collision error isn't for this type of play, but a play where a fielder is situated where he can field the ball with ordinary effort and gets run into, with the ball getting knocked out, so this was changed after a review after the game but before stats were posted.
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🚨WEIRD PLAY ALERT🚨 This is from tonight's Atlanta Braves at Miami Marlins game. This was originally scored a triple and an error, and almost immediately changed to an error on the right fielder and a throwing error on the center fielder. The original error on the rright fielder was for colliding with the center fielder as it looked like he had the ball. However, this was changed back to a triple and an error, as you have both fielders on a dead sprint back into right center. While yes, it might be a catch, the catch itself, and the play, is well above ordinary effort. The collision error isn't for this type of play, but a play where a fielder is situated where he can field the ball with ordinary effort and gets run into, with the ball getting knocked out, so this was changed after a review after the game but before stats were posted.

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Ok, I'm not gonna lie, it's plays like this that make me question having my DMs open. It's obvious the folks asking me about this play in the Houston Astros and Texas Rangers game are either daily fantasy players, or gamblers, so I'll use this as an educational post. This is NEVER an error. This play where Brice Matthews is on the dead run, leaping to save a home run, and nearly making a SportsCenter Top-10 (this would have been No. 1) play is NOT an error. This is way, way, way beyond ordinary effort. An error is a dropping of the ball or a misplay in which the average fielder is expected to make the physical catch at that position, using ordinary effort. There is nothing ordinary about this. This is ALWAYS a hit. ALWAYS.
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Ok, I'm not gonna lie, it's plays like this that make me question having my DMs open. It's obvious the folks asking me about this play in the Houston Astros and Texas Rangers game are either daily fantasy players, or gamblers, so I'll use this as an educational post. This is NEVER an error. This play where Brice Matthews is on the dead run, leaping to save a home run, and nearly making a SportsCenter Top-10 (this would have been No. 1) play is NOT an error. This is way, way, way beyond ordinary effort. An error is a dropping of the ball or a misplay in which the average fielder is expected to make the physical catch at that position, using ordinary effort. There is nothing ordinary about this. This is ALWAYS a hit. ALWAYS.

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Lots of folks wondering why the two plays to Oneil Cruz in the Pittsburgh Pirates at New York Mets game were recorded as hits. Here is the first one, and you can see he misjudges this line drive, and he comes in and then it sails over his head. MIsjudgement is NOT an error, so this correctly went down as a triple. Is it a ball that he needs to catch? Yes. Is it an error? No. An error is a physical misplay, and there is not a physicial misplay here. #LetsGoBucs #LGM
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Lots of folks wondering why the two plays to Oneil Cruz in the Pittsburgh Pirates at New York Mets game were recorded as hits. Here is the first one, and you can see he misjudges this line drive, and he comes in and then it sails over his head. MIsjudgement is NOT an error, so this correctly went down as a triple. Is it a ball that he needs to catch? Yes. Is it an error? No. An error is a physical misplay, and there is not a physicial misplay here. #LetsGoBucs #LGM

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The hometown scorekeeper absolutely bailed out Matt Chapman on that play. That should have been ruled a throwing error, no question, but instead it’s scored as a hit—and now Adrian Houser is the one who pays for it. If that runner had scored, it would’ve gone down as an earned run, which is completely unfair given the play should have been an error. This is exactly the kind of hometown scoring that drives people crazy. It feels like protecting a name more than calling the game honestly. Chapman already has a few errors this season, and instead of holding him accountable with a fourth, the scorekeeper flips it into a hit and sticks the pitcher with the damage. That’s not scoring—that’s politics.
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The hometown scorekeeper absolutely bailed out Matt Chapman on that play. That should have been ruled a throwing error, no question, but instead it’s scored as a hit—and now Adrian Houser is the one who pays for it. If that runner had scored, it would’ve gone down as an earned run, which is completely unfair given the play should have been an error. This is exactly the kind of hometown scoring that drives people crazy. It feels like protecting a name more than calling the game honestly. Chapman already has a few errors this season, and instead of holding him accountable with a fourth, the scorekeeper flips it into a hit and sticks the pitcher with the damage. That’s not scoring—that’s politics.

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🚨POTENTIAL APPEAL ALERT🚨 This is from today's Philadelphia Phillies at Washington Nationals game, and the scorer is going with above ordinary effort for this ball hit to Trea Turner. Watching this play, Turner slides and comes up with it and rushes the throw, but the question is, did he have to rush it? Andres Chapparo got down the line in 4.96 seconds, which for him is fast, but overall, is NOT fast as all. Here is what the manual says about a misplay due to rushing. "If a fielder fails to make an otherwise ordinary play because he rushes unnecessarily, the Official Scorer must determine whether the fielder should have realized he did not have to rush. If the Official Scorer believes the fielder should have realized he did not have to rush, the play should be scored an error. If the Official Scorer believes it would have been difficult for the fielder to know how much time he had given the nature of the play, then no error should be charged." I think Turner knows who is running, because he felt comforatable lobbing the ball off his back foot, but he, IMO, had time, so I have this as an error. This led to all four runs in the inning being earned for Luzardo, instead of unearned, so there is ZERO change he isn't appealing this, as a change here would mean nearly half a run off his ERA. #RingTheBell #NATITUDE
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🚨POTENTIAL APPEAL ALERT🚨 This is from today's Philadelphia Phillies at Washington Nationals game, and the scorer is going with above ordinary effort for this ball hit to Trea Turner. Watching this play, Turner slides and comes up with it and rushes the throw, but the question is, did he have to rush it? Andres Chapparo got down the line in 4.96 seconds, which for him is fast, but overall, is NOT fast as all. Here is what the manual says about a misplay due to rushing. "If a fielder fails to make an otherwise ordinary play because he rushes unnecessarily, the Official Scorer must determine whether the fielder should have realized he did not have to rush. If the Official Scorer believes the fielder should have realized he did not have to rush, the play should be scored an error. If the Official Scorer believes it would have been difficult for the fielder to know how much time he had given the nature of the play, then no error should be charged." I think Turner knows who is running, because he felt comforatable lobbing the ball off his back foot, but he, IMO, had time, so I have this as an error. This led to all four runs in the inning being earned for Luzardo, instead of unearned, so there is ZERO change he isn't appealing this, as a change here would mean nearly half a run off his ERA. #RingTheBell #NATITUDE

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Not technically a Triple (single and an error) but electrifying! The K was about to explode! Should they have sent him home?
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Not technically a Triple (single and an error) but electrifying! The K was about to explode! Should they have sent him home?

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🚨SCORING RULES ALERT🚨 OK, on Monday in KC, a sure double play was thrown away by Trea Turner, leading to six runs, but they were all earned because you cannot issue a throwing error in attempting to complete a double play. But you CAN have an error on that play if the throw is good but dropped. Well, that happened today between the Toronto Blue Jays and the SFGiants. With the bases loaded a one out, Myles Straw hits I to a potential 643 DP, but the ball went through the glove of Rafael Devers at first. Since this is a missed catch, an assumed out error is issue to Devers (second baseman Luis Arraez gets an assist), and in reconstructing the inning, this should be the third out. That made this run, and the run that followed on the next batter’s single both unearned. This is different that the Philadelphia Phillies play. Had Turner’s throw been accurate, and dropped by Harper, all six of those runs would have been unearned to Cristopher Sánchez. #BlueJays50 #SFGiants #RingTheBell
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🚨SCORING RULES ALERT🚨 OK, on Monday in KC, a sure double play was thrown away by Trea Turner, leading to six runs, but they were all earned because you cannot issue a throwing error in attempting to complete a double play. But you CAN have an error on that play if the throw is good but dropped. Well, that happened today between the Toronto Blue Jays and the SFGiants. With the bases loaded a one out, Myles Straw hits I to a potential 643 DP, but the ball went through the glove of Rafael Devers at first. Since this is a missed catch, an assumed out error is issue to Devers (second baseman Luis Arraez gets an assist), and in reconstructing the inning, this should be the third out. That made this run, and the run that followed on the next batter’s single both unearned. This is different that the Philadelphia Phillies play. Had Turner’s throw been accurate, and dropped by Harper, all six of those runs would have been unearned to Cristopher Sánchez. #BlueJays50 #SFGiants #RingTheBell

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Wanted to see if this held, but this was ruled an error on the second baseman, and in no way, shape or form, is this an error. This is an infielder racing into the outfield, and this is almost a terrific catch. If you can see the infielder’s full number as she is running into the outfield, that means it’s above ordinary effort. There have been quite a few shaky calls in this #WCWS (as per the usual sadly) but this isn’t an error. Even the announcer went with calling it an error, but this is 100% a hit.
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Wanted to see if this held, but this was ruled an error on the second baseman, and in no way, shape or form, is this an error. This is an infielder racing into the outfield, and this is almost a terrific catch. If you can see the infielder’s full number as she is running into the outfield, that means it’s above ordinary effort. There have been quite a few shaky calls in this #WCWS (as per the usual sadly) but this isn’t an error. Even the announcer went with calling it an error, but this is 100% a hit.

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🚨FOURTH OUT MISTAKE!!!🚨 NO WAY!!! Red Sox at Toronto Blue Jays and in the 7th Boston has first and third and one out. Ceddanne Rafaela hits a fly to center and both runners forget there was one out and just ran without tagging up. After the ball was caught, the Blue Jays threw the ball in and doubled off the runner at first, for an inning ending double play. Since the runner from third scored BEFORE the third out, the run counts because this is not a force, but a timing play. What Toronto SHOULD have done is after the out at first, they legally could have thrown to third and appealed that that runner left early. This would have been the elusive FOURTH OUT and this would have replaced the third out and nullified the run. Once all the infielders crossed the foul line, the ability to appeal the play was lost, and once that happened, the run was officially counted. #DieryWater #BlueJays50
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🚨FOURTH OUT MISTAKE!!!🚨 NO WAY!!! Red Sox at Toronto Blue Jays and in the 7th Boston has first and third and one out. Ceddanne Rafaela hits a fly to center and both runners forget there was one out and just ran without tagging up. After the ball was caught, the Blue Jays threw the ball in and doubled off the runner at first, for an inning ending double play. Since the runner from third scored BEFORE the third out, the run counts because this is not a force, but a timing play. What Toronto SHOULD have done is after the out at first, they legally could have thrown to third and appealed that that runner left early. This would have been the elusive FOURTH OUT and this would have replaced the third out and nullified the run. Once all the infielders crossed the foul line, the ability to appeal the play was lost, and once that happened, the run was officially counted. #DieryWater #BlueJays50

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I mean, Toronto Blue Jays fans are annoyed now, but had any runs scored after this play today, which was ruled an error, they would have been really mad when this most likely gets changed to a hit, because this really isn't an error either. Third baseman is on the run, and throwing awkwardly on the run. If he properly sets he never gets Lopez, so you shouldn't penalize the fielder for doing everything he can to try to make the play. Now, no runs ended up scoring, but I suspect this will get appealed and changed, because this looks well above ordinary effort.
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I mean, Toronto Blue Jays fans are annoyed now, but had any runs scored after this play today, which was ruled an error, they would have been really mad when this most likely gets changed to a hit, because this really isn't an error either. Third baseman is on the run, and throwing awkwardly on the run. If he properly sets he never gets Lopez, so you shouldn't penalize the fielder for doing everything he can to try to make the play. Now, no runs ended up scoring, but I suspect this will get appealed and changed, because this looks well above ordinary effort.

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I have no idea how this is an error. This should be a hit for certain. This was ruled an error on the third baseman on this ball hit by Chicago Cubs Seiya Suzuki. The error was charged to the third baseman of the St. Louis Cardinals Blaze Jordan, but that won’t hold. This has been a hit all year, and Jordan is going to the ground to make this play. #Cubs #StlCards
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I have no idea how this is an error. This should be a hit for certain. This was ruled an error on the third baseman on this ball hit by Chicago Cubs Seiya Suzuki. The error was charged to the third baseman of the St. Louis Cardinals Blaze Jordan, but that won’t hold. This has been a hit all year, and Jordan is going to the ground to make this play. #Cubs #StlCards

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Odd sequence here on a play that was ruled a single, just inches away from an Otto Lopez home run and also should've been an out for the Orioles. 🎥: Baltimore Orioles
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Odd sequence here on a play that was ruled a single, just inches away from an Otto Lopez home run and also should've been an out for the Orioles. 🎥: Baltimore Orioles

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Mickey Moniak couldn't handle a ball hit into the gap and it brought home the go-ahead run. He tried to make a basket catch in left-center on the run. He was charged with an error. But Barria got a double play to escape further trouble.
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Mickey Moniak couldn't handle a ball hit into the gap and it brought home the go-ahead run. He tried to make a basket catch in left-center on the run. He was charged with an error. But Barria got a double play to escape further trouble.

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This was the most controversial decisions in modern soccer. The ball hit a camera cable, and the play should have been stopped.This is an objective rules error, not a bad call. Norway has the right to request a replay.
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This was the most controversial decisions in modern soccer. The ball hit a camera cable, and the play should have been stopped.This is an objective rules error, not a bad call. Norway has the right to request a replay.

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🚨WEIRD PLAY ALERT🚨 From tonight’s Pittsburgh Pirates at Texas Rangers game, and it’s a fun one. Jake Burger’s 105 MPH smash gets stuck in the webbing of Nick Yorke’s glove. The ruling: Base Hit! Here is why. If the ball goes through the glove, that would be considered an error on the fielder (this is a change from about 10 years ago) as the fielder is responsible for their own equipment, and the failure to keep it up is on them. But this didn’t go through the glove…it got stuck. Since Yorke couldn’t get it out, this is basically slow-handling, like a double-clutch trying to get a ball out of a glove. Slow-handling is a hit, so this goes down as a hit. What a wild one in Texas! #LetsGoBucs #AllforTX
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🚨WEIRD PLAY ALERT🚨 From tonight’s Pittsburgh Pirates at Texas Rangers game, and it’s a fun one. Jake Burger’s 105 MPH smash gets stuck in the webbing of Nick Yorke’s glove. The ruling: Base Hit! Here is why. If the ball goes through the glove, that would be considered an error on the fielder (this is a change from about 10 years ago) as the fielder is responsible for their own equipment, and the failure to keep it up is on them. But this didn’t go through the glove…it got stuck. Since Yorke couldn’t get it out, this is basically slow-handling, like a double-clutch trying to get a ball out of a glove. Slow-handling is a hit, so this goes down as a hit. What a wild one in Texas! #LetsGoBucs #AllforTX

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The Manipulation of Free Karen Read. (Also, sorry to all that retweeted before. I had an error on a date and as calm as I was trying to be about the error...I'm just not that person.) 😂🫶
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The Manipulation of Free Karen Read. (Also, sorry to all that retweeted before. I had an error on a date and as calm as I was trying to be about the error...I'm just not that person.) 😂🫶

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🚨WEIRD SCORING ALERT🚨 Another Pittsburgh Pirates and Colorado Rockies play, this the final out in tonight’s 2-1 win. The ruling (which was correct) was runner interference by Billy Cook going to third. The scoring of this play is a fielder’s choice, and the runner is out 5-unassisted, since the third baseman was the player that was interfered with. #LetsGoBucs #Rockies
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🚨WEIRD SCORING ALERT🚨 Another Pittsburgh Pirates and Colorado Rockies play, this the final out in tonight’s 2-1 win. The ruling (which was correct) was runner interference by Billy Cook going to third. The scoring of this play is a fielder’s choice, and the runner is out 5-unassisted, since the third baseman was the player that was interfered with. #LetsGoBucs #Rockies

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