Out For Abandonment? ;)

[stkjock]

I got a good chuckle from this one   

 

http://m.mlb.com/video/topic/26659646/v1233691383/?query=Mets

[Stk004]

I saw this on twitter. Watched it at least a dozen times. 

[maven]

If the thread title is a real question, the answer is: yes.

This is not, however, a great teaching video for abandonment, which usually happens inadvertently, and Cabrera clearly intends to abandon.

I got to watch Asdrúbal come up through the Indians' farm system. Fun player — in the same vein, though not as great, as an F6 he followed, Omar Vizquel.

[Rich Ives]

I thought he was out on the initial tag.  Players were acting like "what the . . " when it wasn't called right away.

[stkjock]

2 hours ago, maven said:

If the thread title is a real question, the answer is: yes.

This is not, however, a great teaching video for abandonment, which usually happens inadvertently, and Cabrera clearly intends to abandon.

I got to watch Asdrúbal come up through the Indians' farm system. Fun player — in the same vein, though not as great, as an F6 he followed, Omar Vizquel.

it was a "tongue in cheek" title, I thought would just find it amusing

 

[stkjock]

39 minutes ago, Rich Ives said:

I thought he was out on the initial tag.  Players were acting like "what the . . " when it wasn't called right away.

you can see U2 make no mechanic immediately post tag, he then gives a safe mechanic as the camera pans away at :07

[Rich Ives]

4 minutes ago, stkjock said:

you can see U2 make no mechanic immediately post tag, he then gives a safe mechanic as the camera pans away at :07

I saw and understand that BUT the players were reacting like they all knew it was a good tag.

[stkjock]

2 minutes ago, Rich Ives said:

I saw and understand that BUT the players were reacting like they all knew it was a good tag.

I understand, I didn't see it that way, I'll look again