@GMagz_420_ Intentional or not, that was a little love tap, where’s the grab? Could have barreled into him feet first while being arms length away from base, normal for something like that to rile up a team. Total nothing burger, I’m confused why Red Sox made a mountain out of a mole hill.
@ExitVelo314 Oli should wear it, main reason for me is positioning of Blaze at 3B on Sosa bases clearing double. Infuriating a player that limited athletically is so far off the bag in that situation.
@SandyMac718 Blaze was off the third base line for reasons unknown on Sosa bases clearing double. He’s in the right spot, easy out and a 4-0 win, another bend but don’t break out for ROB. Mind boggling decision by Blaze and/or coaches to have him so far off 3B line in that scenario.
@Jandystl Play that drove me up a wall was Sosa bases clearing double. Why wasn’t Blaze closer to the line at 3B? Nothing within jumping/diving range should get past you to the right, just terrible positioning given his limited athletic ability.
@SLCCCoachG@Oldmanriver05@SleeperAstros How is this not willful and deliberate interference? I just wish they called it all. Baserunner veering into path of fielder about to catch ball and this. Yeah it’s allowed now get that, like to see them change the rules to end this nonsense.
@SLCCCoachG@Oldmanriver05@SleeperAstros Okay, why does it not apply to other bases? There’s inconsistencies in that as well. Baserunners can go directly to guy covering second on pickoff, get hit by ball that’s okay. Naylor turns his back and jumps in ALCS, hit by ball and runner at first is out on double play.
@SLCCCoachG@Oldmanriver05@SleeperAstros I’m aware, runner establishes baseline. There’s inconsistency in the rule though. Running to first base, if you’re hit in fair territory by throw it’s dead ball out. Anywhere else runners can do whatever which is odd.
For the lips of an adulteress drip honey
And smoother than oil is her speech;
But in the end she is bitter as wormwood,
Sharp as a two-edged sword.
Her feet go down to death,
Her steps take hold of Sheol.
She does not ponder the path of life;
Her ways are unstable, she does not know it.
— Proverbs 5:3-6