Inning ending DP by Mark Teixeira to win the game

[bt12483]

Tex is about to speak on MLB Tonight

Did anyone else hear what he said? What a drama queen. "I'm out there on one leg". Really dude? Really? You had a strained calf. Shut your fat face.

[TonySoprano]

Can you post a replay with a reasonable angle? I haven't seen one.

MLB network showed one, and if you saw it there would be no doubt he was safe.

[bdlj0887]

Did anyone else hear what he said? What a drama queen. "I'm out there on one leg". Really dude? Really? Shut your fat face.

If he's out there one on leg, maybe he shouldn't slide like an idiot? I'm actually glad he didn't sign here. We effectively have his production from Mark Reynolds with the added bonus of not having a d-bag.

[The Wedge]

Did anyone else hear what he said? What a drama queen. "I'm out there on one leg". Really dude? Really? Shut your fat face.

Well, in that case, maybe you shouldn't be playing. One leg? There are players with two legs that make more sense.

By the way, stop making that "someone farted" face, you're probably just smelling your overpriced cologne.

[Ruzious]

Tex argued that he was completely screwed on the strike three call in the AB before and A-Rod hits a solo HR which should have been a 2R homer, thus, the Yankees would have had the lead. Thats what he said on the post game, anyway.

I thought that 3rd strike was a ball, but it was close and that happens to every non-Yankee in the majors on occasion. It was hardly something to cry about.

[Malike]

Can you post a replay with a reasonable angle? I haven't seen one.

It doesn't get more conclusive than this.

[Malike]

Your post and Malike's were accidentally quoted and deleted within seconds. Geeeeeeez!

No worries.

[TradeAngelos]

MLB network showed one, and if you saw it there would be no doubt he was safe.

It takes a special kind of umpiring fail to miss a call by that much.

I hope he made the call out of spite.

[WEAVERMAN]

These things even out over 162 games, get over it NY.

[Ruzious]

Not my job. I watched mulitple replays on YES that showed an angle from the 1B side of the field that clearly shows Tex's hand touching the bag and the ball not in Reynold's glove. You can see the hand make contact with the bad and the rest of his arm bend from the contact.

Not your job? You really are an ass. I just said I couldn't tell for sure from the one snapshot, and I haven't seen the replay you've seen. I never said the call was right.

[Malike]

It takes a special kind of umpiring fail to miss a call by that much.

I hope he made the call out of spite.

I doubt he did. He also made this call.

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[blid]

Your post and Malike's were accidentally quoted and deleted within seconds. Geeeeeeez!

Haha sorry, just looked like you were claiming a bunch of us were agreeing with the call.

[Ruzious]

MLB network showed one, and if you saw it there would be no doubt he was safe.

Fine - good enough.

[Malike]

Fine - good enough.

Ruzious, that picture I showed on the last page, shows conclusively, that his hand was on the bag while the ball was about two feet away. It doesn't get much more clear than that.

[SteveO]

I doubt he did. He also made this call.

LMAO Clint Hurdle looked like one of the dudes from the movie Scanners

now that is an even worse call ....bout as bad as I have ever seen.