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So here is the YES Network broadcast with Michael Kay, and this really isn’t a great look for Michael. You cannot talk in the sixth inning about how this should have been a hit and be surprised that an error was posted, and then get mad when this was... correctly fixed between the seventh and eighth. Michael talked about how once the Tampa Bay Rays got a cleaner hit this would get changed because it should have been scored a hit all along. Good on the scorer for swallowing his pride and making sure he got this right. It’s easy to make a mistake (we all make them) but it would have been really easy to wait for a hit and THEN change it. I normally never mention the scorer but since they showed and named him on the broadcast, good on Bill for realizing that this needed changed and doing it BEFORE another hit. Also New York Yankees manager Aaron Boone said postgame that he knew it was a hit and was surprised at the E3 ruling, which makes Kay’s ranting here look a little sillier. #RepBX #RaysUpshow more

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Alex Urena1 year ago

@YESNetwork So where's the scoring update for Judge's homerun?!

Mike Nelson1 year ago

@YESNetwork Michael Kay is the worst. Yankees Propaganda Minister and certified cock gobbler.

Jeff Goldklang1 year ago

Politely disagree. If there had not been a no-hitter in progress, he almost certainly rules that a hit initially (eye test was obvious Simpson was beating Fried to bag). The argument Kay is making is that the situation is not in a vacuum. You are looking at this solely from a technical standpoint, while the game exists as an entertainment platform. The scoring mistake impacted how the game was consumed, how the Yankees deployed their pitchers, etc. The way in which it was changed- simply posting an “H” surreptitiously while everyone in the ballpark was on edge anticipating a potential no-hitter, was compounding the initial mistake. I believe the correct view of the situation is that the scorer made an obvious mistake under pressure, realized said mistake was about to get intensely scrutinized, and fixed the mistake in the most awkward way it could be fixed. You could argue nobody is to blame (other than not having immediate conviction to make the obvious correct call), but I could not disagree more that Kay and Frazier look bad here. They’re justly reacting to a mistake that changed the complete perception of the game from the outside.

Estadio Deportes1 year ago

TODO SEA POR VERLO EN MONTERREY 🫡 A pesar de su rivalidad en la cancha, reportes indican que @TigresOficial habría ayudado a @Rayados a conseguir el fichaje de Sergio Ramos. Te contamos acá. 👇 #LigaMX #Tigres #Rayados #SergioRamos

Joseph Altobello1 year ago

@YESNetwork I don’t want to speak for MK, but I think his point was that it should have been done sooner. If it was obvious as the OS noted, why wait two innings?

kimani old1 year ago

@YESNetwork how on earth is that not an error? 😂😂

Kyle1 year ago

@YESNetwork Common from him

JC1 year ago

@YESNetwork That was a routine ground ball to first. I don’t care who’s running, that’s an error all day

Tike Narry1 year ago

@YESNetwork Completely unacceptable behavior by Kay.

Phoenix1 year ago

@YESNetwork 3 innings for a “very apparent” hit, you change how the game is played because you suck at your job

Bill Kind1 year ago

@YESNetwork Kay is a total 🤡. Always has been.

MLB Scoring Changes1 year ago

@YESNetwork I have no problem with Michael. He’s a passionate guy for his Yankees…nothing wrong with that.

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Man oh man did I get a oot of messages about this one ... I see how folks think this is a hit, and it is hit hard (97.4 EV) ... but I can totally see how the scorer ruled this an error. I also know similar plays have been changed, so I'm sure Bleday will appeal.

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Rove: But the only winner out of today is Vladimir Putin. This is a mistake to have it broadcast. It is a mistake for Zelenskyy to get his dander up. And it was a mistake for the president, vice president to be so public in their comments. This was not a moment that should have been televised

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This is from today's #WCWS game. This was ruled a base hit when it happened (you can see the 'H' pop up), but was changed to a missed catch error by the first baseman at the bottom of the fourth. This is an impossible catch for the first baseman with a ball thrown from that angle, that hard. This throw has to be to the glove, and while it's not a wild throw, it's low enough that the first baseman cannot get her glove around it in time. This is where replay gets you in trouble. The slo-mo replay makes it look like it's a catchable ball, but it isn't. In real time, at live speed, this isn't an error. This isn't a missed catch or a drop. I was loving the call of a single, especially because it was the first hit, and then, when it was changed, it felt like it was to protect a no-hitter. Everything about this screams "above ordinary effort" ... I would have left this as a single.

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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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Tucker Carlson reveals the FBI’s response to his Thomas Crooks documentary was “so hostile” that it “confused” him, and it still confuses him to this day. “The response that I got was hysterical. That’s not an overstatement.” “We got information... which we’ve been told didn’t exist. And this was not an attack on the FBI.” “This was, of course, during the last administration with a different director. So this was hardly a partisan hit job.” “This is the President of the United States whom I campaigned for and voted for and have liked for many years. So, it’s not an attack.” “The response I received from the FBI was so hostile that it confused me.” “And it still does confuse me…”

Tucker Carlson reveals the FBI’s response to his Thomas Crooks documentary was “so hostile” that it “confused” him, and it still confuses him to this day. “The response that I got was hysterical. That’s not an overstatement.” “We got information... which we’ve been told didn’t exist. And this was not an attack on the FBI.” “This was, of course, during the last administration with a different director. So this was hardly a partisan hit job.” “This is the President of the United States whom I campaigned for and voted for and have liked for many years. So, it’s not an attack.” “The response I received from the FBI was so hostile that it confused me.” “And it still does confuse me…”

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272,683 views • 5 months ago

Sean Astin reveals he was paid only $75,000 per movie for Lord of the Rings and was forced to sell his house right after making the trilogy "I didn't get paid very well for Lord of the Rings" "I had to sell my house afterwards... we bought a house up in the hills with a view, and the business manager said to me, 'You have to make 250 grand a year based on how you spend your money'" "Then I got offered Lord of the Rings, and it was an offer for 250,000 for a year and a half" "And I was like, 'Wait a minute, my pen signed this contract which obligated me to 250 a year, and I'm gonna sign this contract which will make it so that I cannot satisfy that other thing'" "So it was 75 grand a movie... 75 grand a movie was what you got" "And how about residuals for that? No residuals"

Sean Astin reveals he was paid only $75,000 per movie for Lord of the Rings and was forced to sell his house right after making the trilogy "I didn't get paid very well for Lord of the Rings" "I had to sell my house afterwards... we bought a house up in the hills with a view, and the business manager said to me, 'You have to make 250 grand a year based on how you spend your money'" "Then I got offered Lord of the Rings, and it was an offer for 250,000 for a year and a half" "And I was like, 'Wait a minute, my pen signed this contract which obligated me to 250 a year, and I'm gonna sign this contract which will make it so that I cannot satisfy that other thing'" "So it was 75 grand a movie... 75 grand a movie was what you got" "And how about residuals for that? No residuals"

Nichole

479,759 views • 21 days ago

Chris Cuomo unexpectedly SHUTS DOWN young liberal pushing false claims about Charlie Kirk. “You’re about to make the AOC mistake.” Adam Mockler claimed Kirk believed the Civil Rights Act NEVER should have been passed. But to his dismay, Cuomo immediately pushed back and set the record straight on what Kirk really believed. MOCKLER: “This is a dude who repeatedly said the Civil Rights Act shouldn’t have been passed.” CUOMO: “No, not at the same time. Two things. You’re about to make the AOC mistake… Charlie Kirk never said the Civil Rights Act [shouldn’t have been passed]… What he said was, Civil Rights Act: good. Needed it. Great.” MOCKLER: “No.” CUOMO: “Was then used to inculcate DEI and do these other things by extension of that law that he was against, and that it should have never been used for those purposes… to make it as an extension of a welfare program for blacks in every manifestation that he was against.” MOCKLER: “No, I’ve heard him make that argument.” CUOMO: “He didn’t say get rid of it.” MOCKLER: “He said they never should have passed it. He said that, right?” CUOMO: “No. I don’t think he did say that. I think what he said was what they did with it made it a mistake.”

Chris Cuomo unexpectedly SHUTS DOWN young liberal pushing false claims about Charlie Kirk. “You’re about to make the AOC mistake.” Adam Mockler claimed Kirk believed the Civil Rights Act NEVER should have been passed. But to his dismay, Cuomo immediately pushed back and set the record straight on what Kirk really believed. MOCKLER: “This is a dude who repeatedly said the Civil Rights Act shouldn’t have been passed.” CUOMO: “No, not at the same time. Two things. You’re about to make the AOC mistake… Charlie Kirk never said the Civil Rights Act [shouldn’t have been passed]… What he said was, Civil Rights Act: good. Needed it. Great.” MOCKLER: “No.” CUOMO: “Was then used to inculcate DEI and do these other things by extension of that law that he was against, and that it should have never been used for those purposes… to make it as an extension of a welfare program for blacks in every manifestation that he was against.” MOCKLER: “No, I’ve heard him make that argument.” CUOMO: “He didn’t say get rid of it.” MOCKLER: “He said they never should have passed it. He said that, right?” CUOMO: “No. I don’t think he did say that. I think what he said was what they did with it made it a mistake.”

The Vigilant Fox 🦊

1,682,457 views • 10 months ago

On the NESN broadcast, Jonathan Papelbon said the only batter he ever hit intentionally was Manny Ramirez when Manny was on the White Sox. He said this was at the request of then Manager Terry Francona. Pap said it was based on Manny being a problem in the clubhouse. He described that it took 5 pitches to hit Manny and it seems he might have exaggerated the at bat a bit 🤣🤣 Here is the at bat: Manny vs Papelbon Sept 5, 2010

On the NESN broadcast, Jonathan Papelbon said the only batter he ever hit intentionally was Manny Ramirez when Manny was on the White Sox. He said this was at the request of then Manager Terry Francona. Pap said it was based on Manny being a problem in the clubhouse. He described that it took 5 pitches to hit Manny and it seems he might have exaggerated the at bat a bit 🤣🤣 Here is the at bat: Manny vs Papelbon Sept 5, 2010

Matthew Crory

129,780 views • 2 months ago