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5/20 Phillies vs Marlins

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Curious question. Who is more accurate? Gameday or foxtracks? I always thought they were the same source for some reason, but apparantly not as gameday had that pitch as a strike on the corner

I've watched tons of games with gameday and the tv going at the same time. usually it's pretty accurate, but sometimes it's way off

I've watched tons of games with gameday and the tv going at the same time. usually it's pretty accurate, but sometimes it's way off

 

Sometimes a ball in the dirt will a strike on gameday as it boucnes up. I just saw the highlight on that ozuna pitch and that sure looked like a strike from by looking at it (gameday had more than half the ball on inner half of corner)

Still got time.

Redmond walks the great Tony Gwynn Jr. with a lefty on the mound to face John Mayberry because he thought that the Phillies would actually let Burnett hit. Great managing there, Red...

Yeah Red, none of that made sense. Who is he managing for, the Marlins or the opponents?

For whatever reason, we have a terrible lefty on the mound and another terrible lefty warming up in the bullpen. #moreredmondthings

Redmond walks the great Tony Gwynn Jr. with a lefty on the mound to face John Mayberry because he thought that the Phillies would actually let Burnett hit. Great managing there, Red...

 

I should be shocked, but I'm not.

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