They only thing I can think of is the 3rd baseman kind of pushed of the runner after the ball got past her
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Ball got away, runner was in attempt to advance, and 3B bodied runner plus glove to the melon.
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Jimma said:
Ok experts doesn't obstruction automatically give the next base to the runner which would be home plate.
No, she just can't be out between 3rd and home. It's a free attempt to get to the next base. You're put back where you were if they get you out.
aggiedrjdub said:
Nicole does not think that was obstruction. Nicole doesn't know ball. Stfu nicole.
She also thought the play at home last game, where the catcher clearly did not have control of the ball was an out.
Yup. Just because you're a commentator doesn't mean you're qualified to ump a game. The umps do know the rules better whether we agree with them or notaggiedrjdub said:
Nicole does not think that was obstruction. Nicole doesn't know ball. Stfu nicole.
Lets go, KK, bring her home!
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tandy miller said:
I'd climax if we homered here
I thought it should have been on the catcher who tried to grab the runner with her bare hand. Go back and watch., ball in the glove and she reaches out for Wooley with her bare hand. She should have been given home. I think announcers are confused.
Can someone explain to me why you lose your challenges if you're successful? Is that a softball thing or were they wrong how they said it?
I mean, the call was made by the refs. Maybe they know the rules? Feel like they got it right.
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Sometimes when you're the #1 overall seed you get protected. Deal with it.
STFU announcers.
STFU announcers.
Eat that Dot and Nicole!
You don't. He made a mistake and corrected himself.
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Kansas Kid said:It is by rule. You can't be in the runners lane without the ball. You definitely can't touch her without it if it impedes her at all.94chem said:Kansas Kid said:Not been there or caught the ball. It doesn't have to be intentional to be called.94chem said:Hydro25 said:
After review there is obstruction! Koko placed at third!
Exactly what could the 3rd baseman have done differently?
A lot like fouls in basketball.
I get it, but that's not obstruction and never has been.
Heck. The only reason she didn't catch the ball was because our player slapped her glove when she was trying to catch it.
VegasAg86 said:Jimma said:
Ok experts doesn't obstruction automatically give the next base to the runner which would be home plate.
No, she just can't be out between 3rd and home. It's a free attempt to get to the next base. You're put back where you were if they get you out.
Yep. She should have run into the out 30 feet away and then she would have been awarded home.
94chem,
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This. It is why a lot of fans don't know the rules of sports because they listen to commentators. In basketball, good luck finding over the back in the rule book. It doesn't exist yet announcers call it all the time.
THIS, it was the right call that looks bad because of all the dumb **** that happened after it. If Koko was tagged out at home on a bang/bang play, it literally would have made the difference.Kansas Kid said:It is by rule. You can't be in the runners lane without the ball. You definitely can't touch her without it if it impedes her at all.94chem said:Kansas Kid said:Not been there or caught the ball. It doesn't have to be intentional to be called.94chem said:Hydro25 said:
After review there is obstruction! Koko placed at third!
Exactly what could the 3rd baseman have done differently?
A lot like fouls in basketball.
I get it, but that's not obstruction and never has been.
aggiedrjdub said:
You don't. He made a mistake and corrected himself.
Gotcha. Thanks.
TyHolden said:
Is this game on the radio?
Stream on 12th Man Mobile app
Ok thanks
On to the 4th. 3-0.
?? The ball hit our runners helmet
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Shhhhhh. Let's not go there because that would have been an out on interference.
I thought it hit her helmet but I am watching on my phone so small screen.
I thought it hit her helmet but I am watching on my phone so small screen.
She hadn't grabbed her. That was fake tag. Ball was in glove. Fielders do that to get runners to stop.AggieGunslinger said:
I thought it should have been on the catcher who tried to grab the runner with her bare hand. Go back and watch., ball in the glove and she reaches out for Wooley with her bare hand. She should have been given home. I think announcers are confused.
94chem said:VegasAg86 said:Jimma said:
Ok experts doesn't obstruction automatically give the next base to the runner which would be home plate.
No, she just can't be out between 3rd and home. It's a free attempt to get to the next base. You're put back where you were if they get you out.
Yep. She should have run into the out 30 feet away and then she would have been awarded home.
Not sure if you're serious
Good Lord, how many times are we going to hear the announcers harping on the obstruction call?
Can they move on!! We get you don't agree with the call!
Nicole ain't no Tory V.
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MaroonStain said:Ball got away, runner was in attempt to advance, and 3B bodied runner plus glove to the melon.
After reviews, that didn't happen.
Those are some long skinny legs
I STG this Madree girl bats every inning.
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I hope liberty dwells on these calls like the announcers are.
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