He a absolutely did it intentionally. They looked back at his bats during the game and the series. He never stuck his hand out like that once. When after the game he said that was his regular routine. Whatever point is moot but just because a guy is good at acting nonchalant doesn't mean he should get away with that non sense.It seemed setup to me the way Odor reacted and ran home despite the fact halfway home the umpire was calling the play dead. If he didn't know the rule he would have stopped.