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You could read Pat Murphy's lips before he was tossed: "It's got to be egregious." It's the same argument he made when Rhys Hoskins was called for obstruction on the homestand. I believe this is the part of the rule Murphy is citing.
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Also can I just say it's absurd that he gets home despite the fact that he was sliding into third? In that situation just make the runner safe lol.

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If this is the Yankees, Dodgers, or Red Sox, is the call the same?

@Jomboy_ Please investigate this for Brewers fans. We keep getting the short end of the stick on all these calls. We’ve had a number of them go against us this season

Mears was gonna roll through that situation too. Sucks

After he got tossed Murph said it was a f’n bs call in case anyone was wondering

He's probably arguing that when obstruction is called, the runner is awarded the base he was intending to achieve. In this case, that base is third base because no other runner was behind him to force him home. He never should have been awarded home.

I guess you can call him safe at third, but there is absolutely no reason for him to get home. That rule needs to change. He was not obstructed from scoring.

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Well there's the problem. Murph was using big words that umps don't understand... "Egregious"? He can only use that on Big Word Wednesdays...

Yeah that’s bullshit
