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This home plate umpire, Dan Merzel, called this ball down the third base line fair which resulted in a single. The third baseman picked the ball up after he said it crossed over the line into foul territory. I say that is a foul ball and the ump made... show more

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Do you know what I love more than anything? Being right and having things to back it up. For Chris, I present a pop-up to an infielder in foul territory who is not running into the outfield in foul territory, he is just in four territory. The ball is caught, the runner on third tags and scores. As you can plainly see, the batter was NOT credited with a sacrifice fly. Now, I asked about this, and was told by the powers that be that this was the 100% correct scoring on this play because it didn't meet the criteria of an infielder running into the outfield in fair or foul territory. I hope that ends it. Honestly, any more arguing and I'll just assume you just want to be stubborn and not admit that I have this and you don't (which is fine, this is my area of expertise, not yours).

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