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Jeff-can you post the video from the bottom of the first inning?

Bases empty with 2 outs. Jones grounds to F6 in the hole and F6 makes an off target throw. U1 (Baker) calls Jones out. The PU (Barry) who was trailing the play, immediately signals the pulled foot and puts Jones at first. I found it interesting as there was no conversation or request for help that the cameras picked up. They got it right in the end.

Posted

Jeff-can you post the video from the bottom of the first inning?

Bases empty with 2 outs. Jones grounds to F6 in the hole and F6 makes an off target throw. U1 (Baker) calls Jones out. The PU (Barry) who was trailing the play, immediately signals the pulled foot and puts Jones at first. I found it interesting as there was no conversation or request for help that the cameras picked up. They got it right in the end.

Can't seem to find it.

Posted

Roger,

I was going to!! :D

It's funny, you guys seem to rely on me to post the videos .... I like it! ;)

Anyhow ....

Although this is right from the standpoint that the call was right ....but I see Scott Barry calling time, and changing the call without getting requested for help .... is this ok?

I love the announcers ......."good hustle ....I've never seen a home plate umpire do that ...maybe in little league but not up here ..." LOL

Posted

No I don't think it's correct. You are never to overturn a call without being asked. Even when you ARE asked, it's still your partner's call, he just asked for input. Rule plainly states this is not to be done, and I bet HP got his ass reamed for it. I would blast someone for grandstanding me like that, correct or not.

Posted

No I don't think it's correct. You are never to overturn a call without being asked. Even when you ARE asked, it's still your partner's call, he just asked for input. Rule plainly states this is not to be done, and I bet HP got his ass reamed for it. I would blast someone for grandstanding me like that, correct or not.

Hmmmm....let's see how this pans out ......

the interesting thing is ........NO ONE SAID A WORD!!!!!!!!!! NOTHING!

Posted

PU should not have done that. He might as well be calling 1B himself. I understand it was a gross miss but he is not there to overrule other umpires no matter what he thinks of the call. He is there to help when asked but not take it upon himself to make the call himself.

9.02 (c ) If a decision is appealed, the umpire making the decision may ask another umpire

for information before making a final decision. No umpire shall criticize, seek to

reverse or interfere with another umpire’s decision unless asked to do so by the

umpire making it. If the umpires consult after a play and change a call that had been

made, then they have the authority to take all steps that they may deem necessary, in

their discretion, to eliminate the results and consequences of the earlier call that they

are reversing, including placing runners where they think those runners would have

been after the play, had the ultimate call been made as the initial call, disregarding

interference or obstruction that may have occurred on the play; failures of runners to

tag up based upon the initial call on the field; runners passing other runners or

missing bases; etc., all in the discretion of the umpires. No player, manager or coach

shall be permitted to argue the exercise of the umpires’ discretion in resolving the

play and any person so arguing shall be subject to ejection.

Posted

No read step by U1. Good chance he didn't watch the release of the throw to judge its quality. Looks like he dropped anchor and made no adjustments.

agreed, but shouldn't HP have it drilled in his head NOT to act w/o proper granted appeal? PBUCUM clearly states BU should immediately go to HP BEFORE the sh*tstorm. Says nothing about HP jumping in unannounced and taking it away.
Posted

Think about this for a sec... at that Level the MLB level, they aren't stepping on toes.. and with all the HDTV's everywhere at every base, the most important thing is to get the right, and they did, with no arguments. Maybe after the Bill Weilke Play in Colorado MLB has talked to the Umpires and told them to fix it right away.. we don't know.. but those guys at that level working everyday ( even though Baker is a Fill-in) don't step on toes.. it doesn't happen. That stuff happens with us amateur Umpires who barely work with the same guys day in and day out.

Posted

No read step by U1. Good chance he didn't watch the release of the throw to judge its quality. Looks like he dropped anchor and made no adjustments.

agreed, but shouldn't HP have it drilled in his head NOT to act w/o proper granted appeal? PBUCUM clearly states BU should immediately go to HP BEFORE the sh*tstorm. Says nothing about HP jumping in unannounced and taking it away.

Remember MLB guy dont follow the PBUC manual

Posted

With the "get it right" mantra, could this be the result of some non-public internal directive given to the MLB umpires? Kind of like "if you clearly see something different that allows you to 'get the call right' don't wait to be asked." I can't see any other reason why PU looks like he immediately called time and inserted himself into the call. If it is, I don't like it.

Posted

No read step by U1. Good chance he didn't watch the release of the throw to judge its quality. Looks like he dropped anchor and made no adjustments.

agreed, but shouldn't HP have it drilled in his head NOT to act w/o proper granted appeal? PBUCUM clearly states BU should immediately go to HP BEFORE the sh*tstorm. Says nothing about HP jumping in unannounced and taking it away.

Remember MLB guy dont follow the PBUC manual

true, but does MLBUM differ from PBUCUM on this?

I agree they're living the life and I'm in the cheap seats, but I would drop verbal kung-fu on a partner that hijacked my call. Of course, we don't operate under ESPN microscopes and all the scrutiny, but still.......

Posted

Later in the game the announcers stated that MLB Umpire SpecIal Assistant Bruce Froemming was at the game and he stated that the the call by the PU was the greatest display of instinctive umpiring that he had ever seen.

We now have a new term for jumping your partners claim "instinctive umpiring".

Posted

Later in the game the announcers stated that MLB Umpire SpecIal Assistant Bruce Froemming was at the game and he stated that the the call by the PU was the greatest display of instinctive umpiring that he had ever seen.

We now have a new term for jumping your partners claim "instinctive umpiring".

Instinctive your right but you'd better be damn sure that you get the call right or you risk looking like an idiot.

Posted

Working with me, you better instinctive know I will get medieval on your a$$ if you hijack my calls.

Posted

Working with me, you better instinctive know I will get medieval on your a$$ if you hijack my calls.

I'm not saying I would do it just saying that if you are going to do it you better be right.

Posted

For us, when that F3 is reaching right at you like he was here, jab step to the left and you see the pull.

Problem is, this should not be just for us. U1 should have in the clip as well.
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