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  1. Absolutely wild, gotta be some charges here (apologies if it was already posted)
  2. giant squeegees trying to move mounds of water off the warning tracks at least have proper drainage
  3. cold, rain and wind. brutal weather for a baseball game
  4. Brewers pitch selection and sequence seems perfect
  5. that home run by Mitchell, 97.4 FB
  6. now u know why Roberts hesitates going to the pen
  7. If LA wins this game, game 5 Skubal, game 6 Yamamoto - it gets interesting
  8. No issue with this. We want to be the team that has one goal season after season, WS. Don't think we're there yet
  9. Garrett Mitchell's splits suck though, so Snell was definitely done
  10. Jake Bauers. Insane
  11. I mean against lefties + LA's bullpen is meh
  12. a-rod, big papi and jeter. Love these guys
  13. lol wtf us wrong with DeLucas arm?
  14. The Brewers look fired up and LA looks like they're sick of winning
  15. ...so in that case Miz didn't have to drop his hands since he was making a play on Teo
  16. You are correct, but it's for the purposes of preventing a quick pitch: stepping off then quickly stepping back on and pitching. In that case yes must drop arms. There's commentary in the umpire bible/mlb umpire manual on this situation MLB Umpire Interpretations & Jaksa/Roder (The PBUC / MLB Umpire Manual): Professional umpire manuals (the Major League Baseball Umpire Manual and the Jaksa/Roder Rules of Professional Baseball) clarify the intent: the rule is strictly an anti-quick-pitch mechanism. If a pitcher disengages while set, keeps their hands together, steps right back onto the rubber, and pitches immediately without resetting, they have bypassed the "come set" requirement and quick-pitched the batter. Therefore, dropping the hands to the sides is required to cleanly terminate the previous set position before engaging the rubber to pitch again. If the pitcher is throwing to a base, feinting a throw, or running toward a play, the hand-drop requirement does not apply.
  17. anyone have a stream? nevermind I'm good
  18. He twitched - ever so slightly (no idea how the ump saw that) - right before he disengaged from the rubber. Not a balk IMO. Hands can be anywhere as long as he disengages -
  19. He stepped off with the back foot - not a balk
  20. Cade Smith's splitter/FB combination is down right filthy
  21. wow hip surgery at such a young age, too bad
  22. That ball has to be caught
  23. was just curious, whatever happened to Hoglund?
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