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JTrea81 Hangout Grand Counsel

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NO he wasn't. Sadly, his foot gets there in time, but it is raised above the plate. That is what cost us. If he slid to the outside he would have been save easily.

His heel comes down on the plate before the tag is applied.

Whatever, you can choose to believe what you want.

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JERSEYORIOLE Major Leaguer

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First of all, the ball beat Andino and it's tough to get the call on those. Second of all, the replay is even inconclusive with many thinking his ankle was tagged before his foot touched the plate. You really have to be a homer to blame that one on the ump.

No one's getting on Jeter for not running over Wieters. When Pie didn't run over Chamberlain, people were up in arms. Now, one of the best baserunners of his generation gets blocked off the plate by Wieters and called out. Oh, the irony!!!

Three things.

1- Where does it say Jeter is one of the best baserunners of his generation?

2- Who cares what Jeter does?

3- He not only was called out, he was out.

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I can't really tell from the replay posted, but I'm forced to watch the YES feed since the MLB package is blacked out here when the O's play the MFY's and the replay they showed right after it happened looked pretty clear to me that he got under the tag and was safe.

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I can't really tell from the replay posted, but I'm forced to watch the YES feed since the MLB package is blacked out here when the O's play the MFY's and the replay they showed right after it happened looked pretty clear to me that he got under the tag and was safe.

It could have happened that way if his foot was on the ground. It wasn't.

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He was safe, Martin was lazy with the tag, he didn't sweep his glove he layed it there then dragged it across after Andino hit the plate. The throw beat him but if Andino has a NY symble on his right chest and the game was in Yankee Stadium he is safe.

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Nice gif. Rep to you. He is safe, under the tag and crosses home.

You can't tell from the gif. when the C touches his leg. Could be out, could be safe, from that angle. Clearly the ump has a good view of it, so he was out,,,,,, unless... the ump is being paid off.......:scratchchinhmm:

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