Wow that's such a tough call. CRAZY STUFF!!!!
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10-26-13 11:04 PM #1
OMG a game ends on interference
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10-26-13 11:05 PM #2
WHAT A penetrating FINISH its clear interference though
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10-26-13 11:06 PM #3
I'd have to see the exact rule but it sure looked unintentional, natural and the runner was nowehere near the base and not on or near the baseline. I don't think that was the right call.
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10-26-13 11:06 PM #4
Ya for sure. The Sox might wanna quit overthrowing 3rd...
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10-26-13 11:07 PM #5
Middlebrookscouldn't catch that? What a fukin dipshit
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10-26-13 11:07 PM #6
Fitting end to a terribly umped game. No consistency behind the plate and now that garbage. What is Middlebrooks suppose to do there
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10-26-13 11:07 PM #7
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10-26-13 11:07 PM #8
doesnt matter
Originally Posted by d2bets
if he never had the ball he cant get in the way
period
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10-26-13 11:07 PM #9
um, boston not so mentally strong.
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10-26-13 11:08 PM #10
That was a fukking joke!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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10-26-13 11:08 PM #11
I don't think it matters if its unintentional. Originally Posted by d2bets
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10-26-13 11:08 PM #12
Its the right call Middlebrooks lifts his legs up. Slight movement of the leg upwards more than enough to affect the runner. Originally Posted by Cuse0323
Fitting end to a terribly umped game. No consistency behind the plate and now that garbage. What is Middlebrooks suppose to do there
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10-26-13 11:09 PM #13
Sooooo question??
If he turns and goes back to 3rd does he get awarded home plate?
Fuckin Jim Joyce always fuking up calls
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10-26-13 11:09 PM #14
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10-26-13 11:09 PM #15
Pretty shocking.
Switched over to see that.
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10-26-13 11:09 PM #16
It's a shit rule, is he suppose to make himself disappear? Originally Posted by easyliving
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10-26-13 11:09 PM #17
Bullshit call, Red Sox got screwed.
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10-26-13 11:09 PM #18
umpires ruined a great game. don't mind sox losing but c'mon not like that...
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10-26-13 11:09 PM #19
have never seen an ending like that
middlebrooks didn't do anything
the ump was pretty bad w/ strike calls
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10-26-13 11:10 PM #20
Sox fan its a tough way to lose a game, but man quit overthrowing 3rd already. Originally Posted by Soxsfan9
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10-26-13 11:10 PM #21
Right call. Hate to see ending this way. Don't be a prick and overthrow bag you jerry curled fukk.
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10-26-13 11:10 PM #22
Originally Posted by TwoWays
Well done.SBR
Poster of
Year 2011
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10-26-13 11:10 PM #23
Does it matter that the runner was like 3 feet to the left of the base and just tried to go right through him instead of around him on the baseline?
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10-26-13 11:11 PM #24
If there was no #obstruction call, nobody would of said a word that there needed to be an obsruction call, #MLBPostseason
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10-26-13 11:11 PM #25
Redsox fans, talk to your catcher already. Jeezus. The asian sensation woulda gotten you outta that mess if you left the cards guy at third.
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10-26-13 11:13 PM #26
I agree 100% Originally Posted by TwoWays
But honest question, if he justs stumbles around and goes back to 3rd does Joyce make the call!?
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10-26-13 11:13 PM #27
uehara would have gotten the third out for sure
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10-26-13 11:14 PM #28
It was more of a defensive hold that an obstruction.
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10-26-13 11:14 PM #29
MLB has it out for the Sox
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10-26-13 11:17 PM #30
That was awful. Just saw a bunch of replays, unreal.
I was on the cards, playing boston next.
That is a shit way to lose. Is it because he slightly lifted his leg?
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10-26-13 11:19 PM #31
Rule 7.06(a) [Type A Obstruction]
Criteria: Play must be attempted on obstructed runner at the moment obstruction is called.
Criteria 2: All instances of batter-runner obstruction before he reaches first base, regardless of whether or not there is a play being made on him at the instance of obstruction.
Execution: Ball is immediately dead and penalties imposed.
Penalty, All Runners: Umpire's discretion, to bases "they would have reached...if there had been no obstruction."
Penalty, Obstructed Runner: Mandatory minimum of a one-base award (awarded from last base legally touched at the time of obstruction). May be awarded additional bases.
Rule 7.06(b) [Type B Obstruction]
Criteria: No play is being attempted on the obstructed runner at the moment of obstruction.
Execution: Ball is live, play proceeds until no further action is possible. Penalties imposed after play.
Penalty, All Runners: Umpire's discretion, imposition of penalties to "nullify the act of obstruction."
Risk: Because the ball is live throughout Type B Obstruction, an obstructed runner may be declared out if he runs past the base he would have been awarded under Type B's penalty.
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10-26-13 11:19 PM #32
Well yeah..all sports like football, hockey, basketball, soccer have tripping penalties. Nothing new here. Originally Posted by ChalkyDog
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10-26-13 11:20 PM #33
no he would have too attempt to get to next base for it to be called. Originally Posted by Soxsfan9
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10-26-13 11:21 PM #34
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10-26-13 11:22 PM #35
he tripped him. obvious call.
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