@NWSPortland Alright, I'm gonna say it. This is a horrible graphic. No chance the average person has any idea how to quickly interpret it. Sorry π€·ββοΈ
@BeerMeAgain909@jonweisman Weird rule with different wrinkles so that batter can never interfere with a runner trying to steal a base, no matter if it's 0,1,2 or 3 strikes.
@BeerMeAgain909@jonweisman Umps called the pitch a strike. They thought it was strike 3 on Soler. That would have been inning ending DP (Soler k, Albies gets called out on interference). However, it was only strike 2. So, Soler out - dead ball - no action by the runner can occur.
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@BenZwei@danny31serrano@Joelsherman1 Negative. Kenley dropped to his knees in disbelief when he saw the ball drop in. He barely moved another 10 feet after that. Inexcusable. Calamity of errors overall, but a fundamental one here that could have bailed them out.
@LindsleyChris@ChrisRifer Huh? #1 For the sake of argument, there is no such rule as 'closest defender isn't at play', etc. The second defender closest to the goal IS THE unequivocal offsides line. Everytime. Full stop. #2 That's Mora leaning over. Ebo is all the way in the back. Ebo was called offsides.