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And the worst thing about it all? Nobody's even gonna care.

 

Commissioner Selig, MLB executives, Players/Umpires Union, NONE of them will do anything about it. Just like the blown call to ruin the Perfect Game, they can't change the outcome of a game over a blown call. But what really sticks in my craw? They'll continue to ignore situations like these, and continue to drag their feet in expanding instant replay.

 

Things like these will never cease to happen until they expand instant replay. I bet ESPN will barely show it on TV because it's the Marlins, too.

 

The Marlins got robbed and it's gonna get swept under the rug, too.

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I really don't think it was as obvious that the ball was foul as Rich & Tommy make it sound. Sure, the ball landed in the dirt well after it passed third, but as Rich & Tommy pointed out, it's where the ball is when it passes third base, and it was actually pretty much at the wrong side of third at that point, though it was curving in rather strangely.

 

I don't see how blaming the umpire changes the fact that our closer blew another save throwing too many change-ups, just like he did earlier in the year.

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And the worst thing about it all? Nobody's even gonna care.

 

Commissioner Selig, MLB executives, Players/Umpires Union, NONE of them will do anything about it. Just like the blown call to ruin the Perfect Game, they can't change the outcome of a game over a blown call. But what really sticks in my craw? They'll continue to ignore situations like these, and continue to drag their feet in expanding instant replay.

 

Things like these will never cease to happen until they expand instant replay. I bet ESPN will barely show it on TV because it's the Marlins, too.

 

The Marlins got robbed and it's gonna get swept under the rug, too.

 

Bravo, sir. Especially for using "sticks in my craw".

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I really don't think it was as obvious that the ball was foul as Rich & Tommy make it sound. Sure, the ball landed in the dirt well after it passed third, but as Rich & Tommy pointed out, it's where the ball is when it passes third base, and it was actually pretty much at the wrong side of third at that point, though it was curving in rather strangely.

 

I don't see how blaming the umpire changes the fact that our closer blew another save throwing too many change-ups, just like he did earlier in the year.

 

 

 

More like our defense blew the 50th game of the year.

 

Perhaps if Marlins pitchers actually had a defense behind them, they might look a lot better.

 

I'm getting a little tired of our "superstar," btw. How do you make such an amazing play going from SS all the way to LF, only to f*** up a routine groundball in the 9th? Typical Hanley. Losing concentration on a play. Before you could just shrug off his errors, but now that he's not hitting, it's just total sh*t.

 

This team is total sh*t. This year has been disappointing.

 

Also, the ball was clearly fair. When the ball never goes foul, it is not foul.

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We just got swept...by the Phillies...when they had many of their players on the DL. We just picked up the Phillies. Hanley's throwing error pissed me off also. Leo didn't look good last night and I had a bad feeling about tonight, especially after all the pitches he threw last night. The umpire screwed us over in the end. And of course, after something like that happens, we just give up. Overall, horrible series!

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I really don't think it was as obvious that the ball was foul as Rich & Tommy make it sound. Sure, the ball landed in the dirt well after it passed third, but as Rich & Tommy pointed out, it's where the ball is when it passes third base, and it was actually pretty much at the wrong side of third at that point, though it was curving in rather strangely.

 

I don't see how blaming the umpire changes the fact that our closer blew another save throwing too many change-ups, just like he did earlier in the year.

 

 

The ball was fair.

 

I honestly feel like taking a piss ont eh MLB logo right now. First Montreal moves to D.C., Blown perfect game, and now this travesty. This league is a joke. Someone with balls like Nolan Ryan should run it.

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I really don't think it was as obvious that the ball was foul as Rich & Tommy make it sound. Sure, the ball landed in the dirt well after it passed third, but as Rich & Tommy pointed out, it's where the ball is when it passes third base, and it was actually pretty much at the wrong side of third at that point, though it was curving in rather strangely.

 

I don't see how blaming the umpire changes the fact that our closer blew another save throwing too many change-ups, just like he did earlier in the year.

 

 

So you don't see how we obviously win that game if the umpire decides to do his job?

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I really don't think it was as obvious that the ball was foul as Rich & Tommy make it sound. Sure, the ball landed in the dirt well after it passed third, but as Rich & Tommy pointed out, it's where the ball is when it passes third base, and it was actually pretty much at the wrong side of third at that point, though it was curving in rather strangely.

 

I don't see how blaming the umpire changes the fact that our closer blew another save throwing too many change-ups, just like he did earlier in the year.

 

 

what are you talking about. the ump was not looking at the ball. everyone whos played baseball for even a bit knows how weirdly that thing can spin. balls go "foul" and come back fair quite often.

 

blaming the umpire doesn't change the blown save, but in the end isn't all that matters the win/loss? and thats what that blown call affected

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I really don't think it was as obvious that the ball was foul as Rich & Tommy make it sound. Sure, the ball landed in the dirt well after it passed third, but as Rich & Tommy pointed out, it's where the ball is when it passes third base, and it was actually pretty much at the wrong side of third at that point, though it was curving in rather strangely.

 

I don't see how blaming the umpire changes the fact that our closer blew another save throwing too many change-ups, just like he did earlier in the year.

 

 

WRONG.

 

Not only that, if the ball passes OVER the base in FAIR territory, and even lands foul, it's still fair, but that's beside the point.

 

Most important, under no circumstance, should ball be called foul if it LANDS in fair territory

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And the worst thing about it all? Nobody's even gonna care.

Things like these will never cease to happen until they expand instant replay. I bet ESPN will barely show it on TV because it's the Marlins, too.

The Marlins got robbed and it's gonna get swept under the rug, too.

 

 

I know it's true. ESPN thinks we're just a running joke of an organization. I'm sick of it, I'm really really sick of it.

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