E said:
So many CF's drafted
Ag_07 said:. . . said:
Got into a discussion on this play...Who's fault is this?
Is it on the catcher for leaving home plate with a runner on third? Or is it on the SS for just throwing to no one?
Also, should there have been so communication like a sign from the catcher on what was going to happen on this play?
Bonfired said:E said:
So many CF's drafted
I would guess that CFs are kind of like shortstops in that they are usually pretty good athletes that could be converted to other OF slots more readily.
Ultimately I agree, but I also can understand him going home as all of his momentum was carrying him that way.Psych said:Ag_07 said:. . . said:
Got into a discussion on this play...Who's fault is this?
Is it on the catcher for leaving home plate with a runner on third? Or is it on the SS for just throwing to no one?
Also, should there have been so communication like a sign from the catcher on what was going to happen on this play?
I want to yell at the catcher for leaving the plate with a runner on 3rd, but the SS should have turned 2.
This. Getting the runner at 2nd was going to be very difficult. Catcher should have stayed home, and the play might have actually been at 1st had Bregman not taken off.R-Dog said:
SS momentum is taking him away from second base so it is going to be really tough to turn 2. He was in no man's land.
Framber alert at MMP Saturday nightAgs #1 said:
Does that mean Valdez to start?
I am now seeing why Blum was so shocked to see the kid get a call up. At first I was thinking they were being kind of mean, but 19 outs later, I see their point.W said:
the Mayfield experiment continues.
c'mon man...get a hit (or a walk at this point)
dlance said:n_touch said:
Let the run score and take the out at first. Runner on second two outs.
I get that. I can't figure out how anyone thinks going to home was the right read...Servais included.