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basic base-running. Turn to 2nd. Complacency on part of runner.

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If this was your typical youth game on youtube we would be filleting this guy.

VERY true!

It's the "he wears an MLB logo on his shirt syndrome" ....  God forbid we disagree with the call :shakehead:

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That first step after the base is a little toward second so that must be what he judged.  It doesn't take much to be an attempt -- but I do think it probably takes more than this.

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NO VIDEO ON THIS POST !

 Go to the original (first) post and hit "reply w/ quote" you'll see the link ...copy and paste in another browser window

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Looks like he was thinking of rounding the base, but decided otherwise right as his stepped on it.  I wouldn't have called him out.

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NO VIDEO ON THIS POST !

On my screen theres a white lettering on the black box where the video would be that says in effect "the video cant be linked but click here to watch it" so I don't think it could be much clearer than that.

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No way, no how I'd call this in any game I do. This is the kind of call that gets you on the front page of Deadspin.

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I'm surprised at a lot of the responses here. To me there's no question that he rounded first towards second. Obviously the Nationals thought so too as they threw to first and applied a tag. Good call.

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I'm surprised at a lot of the responses here. To me there's no question that he rounded first towards second. Obviously the Nationals thought so too as they threw to first and applied a tag. Good call.

 

Because the Nationals thought so it was a "good call?"  

 

The Pirates disagreed so does that make it a "bad call?"  now what do we do?  

 

Spoken like a true fan.

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I'm surprised at a lot of the responses here. To me there's no question that he rounded first towards second. Obviously the Nationals thought so too as they threw to first and applied a tag. Good call.

you're only the second guy who agrees with it ....

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Hard time seeing that as an attempt past 1B, I saw this on TV last night and all I saw was a little left foot jab step out towards 2B after he touched first, he didn't even turn his shoulders...

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Saying that was an attempt is a reaaaaaaaaaaallllll stretch.

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I'm surprised at a lot of the responses here. To me there's no question that he rounded first towards second. Obviously the Nationals thought so too as they threw to first and applied a tag. Good call.

Have funn calling that above 16U

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Not agreeing or disagreeing with the call, but I do recall other posts on this board about attempts to 2B where there seemed to be a lot less movement/commitment by the runner who was ruled out on the tag, and the consensus of the thread was the out call was justified.  Maybe someone can find one.

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I know I'm in the minority, but the fact that he seems to start rounding prior to the base makes it an attempt to me.  I think he though it might get thru. 

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