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See every angle of Pete Alonso being thrown out at home plate to end the Mets ninth inning rally. The call was later upheld by the replay center stating Cubs catcher Miguel Amaya did not block the plate and did get the tag down in time.
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@brotherhiram5682 Месяц назад

That was the type of call that makes you appreciate good umpires.

@nedludd7622 Месяц назад

Give him credit. It was a close a call as possible, and it looks like he got it right. After all, he was the only one who had a chance of seeing through the dust. The camera certainly couldn't.

@johndelessio6762 Месяц назад

He was behind the play.

@dgitoutofmany1 Месяц назад

Im not saying this because im a Mets fan but the Mets announcers are the best in any sport. There is no bias in them. They side with the Mets but will also call it the other way if it appears that way Philly and Boston announcers are the worst especially when they are playing ny teams. They can look at a replay and still not give the proper credit to NY teams

@elmayimbe_the_amateur_mechanic Месяц назад

Gary, Keith and Ron are the best.

@dgitoutofmany1 Месяц назад

@@elmayimbe_the_amateur_mechanic I remember a few years back when comforto stuck his elbow out and got hit by pitch and the Mets won the game on a hit by pitch walk off. Keith went off on Michael and was like that’s not how you win a game. It was that moment that I realized how great they are

@joen8529 Месяц назад

Yeah I’m a Cubs fan and hearing them here… they are really good.

@YouTubeHandlesAreStupid Месяц назад

I appreciate the lack of bias. The Braves have butthurt Gary, Keith and Ron sometimes; but, at least they didn't have bias here.

@larrymcardle Месяц назад

Yeah, I came here to hear the Mets' perspective. These guys are very even-handed and went so far as praising the Cubs for their fundamental play.

@Musiccafe5890 Месяц назад

I love my Cubs but that could've gone the other way, easily! Sorry Mets fans there just wasn't enough to overturn the call. Keith Hernandez and Ron Darling are your announcers!!!! What a way to break it down.

@melissagrant4178 Месяц назад

I am also a cub fans and I agree that our catcher block home plate, the ump could have called it

@MikeSchmidt969 Месяц назад

@@melissagrant4178 He didn't block the plate. He gave Alonso access to the front of the plate the entire time. He didn't crouch until he had the ball in his glove. Picture perfect play by Amaya.

@libra3655 Месяц назад

As a Mets fan, I think where part of the confusion is a lack of clarity in the rules. So some places say the catcher cannot have a foot on the plate, but nothing explicitly stating that in the rules listed on the MLB website. There is also the interpretation that the catcher was set up in the "fair" lane and not the "foul" lane, but even though the front of the plate was given on the "foul" lane the whole lane through the base was not given, which could be a violation of the rules as the runner would also expect to occupy the back part of the lane as well. In this instance, the rules are not laid out explicitly enough to give a clear cut determination which allows us to have this debate today. With my interpretation, both lanes were occupied prior to possession of the ball even though the front half of the plate was occupied. So in the most basic interpretation this could be considered an improper play. But the runner was not fully obstructed, which would make the play legitimate. MLB needs to do a better job at drawing out these rules just a little more like other sports do.

@black17fireup Месяц назад

The catcher block the home plate. The manager was so sweet with the amp 👎🏼

@joen8529 Месяц назад

Wow…. That’s one of the closest plays I’ve ever seen…

@stewartberger7734 Месяц назад

So true

@TheBatugan77 Месяц назад

@@stewartberger7734 How do you know what he's ever seen?

@stewartberger7734 Месяц назад

True

@pmmcrobb Месяц назад

To all the people on here talking about some made-up "catcher cant have his foot on the plate until he has the ball" rule. "The catcher is not permitted to block the runner's path to the plate unless he is in possession of the ball, though blocking the path of the runner in a legitimate attempt to receive a throw is not considered a violation." That's the actual rule. Nothing about his foot being on the plate. He just can't block the path to the plate, which he wasn't. He was standing on the backside of the plate until catching the ball and making the tag pulled him into the pathway.

@doughargis9626 Месяц назад

thank you!!! no one is gonna read your comment tho, they just want to say the mets mets'd. hold these umps accountable!

@cooperbeer282 Месяц назад

100%. The nuance of the rule is *so important.* You can block the plate if you're doing so in a legitimate attempt to field the ball, you don't have to wait until you're actually holding the ball to block the plate.

@rickperez5772 Месяц назад

Sorry, but this is incorrect. What you are referring to is an official guidance sent out this year to managers (see Martino's leaked memo). The rule, as you have presented it, is correctly stated and interpreted. However, to say he wasn't blocking the path to the plate couldn't be further from the truth. The MLB Replay Center's statement makes no appeal to whether or not the path was blocked, but rather to whether the exception to the violation applied, which could only be held if MLB concedes the path was blocked in the first place. Therefore, it comes down to whether or not the exception was applied correctly. The reasoning provided in the statement claimed the setup was legal, and that Amaya, as you put it, "was standing on the backside of the plate until catching the ball and making the tag pulled him into the pathway." However, the standards for enforcement raised by MLB's memo states that standing on the plate, which we all agreed occurred, is in fact an illegal setup. Therefore, the decision MLB issued was made erroneously.

@doughargis9626 Месяц назад

@@rickperez5772 the Memo (from MLB) was in reference to the rule, you can't be this obtuse.

@cooperbeer282 Месяц назад

@@rickperez5772 The actual reference made here is to MLB's rulebook, specifically Rule 6.01(i)(2). Nothing in the rulebook addresses standing on the back of home plate; so far as we can tell, it's a grey area which will probably be dealt with by the rules committees in the near future.

@Gatf4 Месяц назад

Umpire was clearly in the exact right place staring at the plate and the play. As much as we complain about mlb umpires this guy did a great job.

@rogeliofernandezjimenez3053 Месяц назад

He did yes.

@raymondjones616 Месяц назад

I find it interesting that both the Cubs and Mets broadcasters after watching all the replays couldnt tell safe or out. Shows its a really close play, but sure all you people saying "its obvious" are right lol

@Edwardsjm Месяц назад

It is obvious. Show where he touched the plate? Put up a time stamp. He never did.

@raymondjones616 Месяц назад

@@Edwardsjm It looks like he probly touched the plate right around the time the tag was applied. But that's my point. The video isn't crystal clear either way. If I was umpiring I would say it's most likely a tie.

@Edwardsjm Месяц назад

@@raymondjones616 ok

@TheBatugan77 Месяц назад

@@raymondjones616 And you'd be wrong. Everyone doesn't love Raymond.

@raymondjones616 Месяц назад

@@TheBatugan77 My mommy loves me

@jimmie_g Месяц назад

Keith said it best at 4:02. Either call, out or safe, would have been upheld after replay, it was that close. Anyway, GO CUBS!! Kudos to the Mets booth btw.

@dee7487 Месяц назад

Pete runs like an ox with a broken hoof.

@TheBatugan77 Месяц назад

The ox is smarter too.

@TheNegativeDude Месяц назад

Why is polar bear running in that spot? shouldve pinch run for him.

@extremekid91399 Месяц назад

They had no one left on the bench 🙃

@gshave3907 Месяц назад

@@extremekid91399 Where is Vientos?

@Jman7133 Месяц назад

@@gshave3907 back at AAA

@anthonybrown1717 Месяц назад

We don’t have another first baseman if it goes to extras 😭

@plus790 Месяц назад

You can't work this one out? He's the tying run, so if the play at the plate is as close as this one was, you *still* need another hit to win. If you tie and go to extras, now your team that barely scraped 1 run across is without its biggest bat.

@nickv4073 Месяц назад

The Mets didnt lose this game because of this play. They lost because they are a pathetically anemic hitting team. Another pitching gem wasted.

@napoleantntgaming5265 Месяц назад

@JimmyLaw Месяц назад

Maybe, but Shota Imanaga is pretty good too.

@MB-gd6be Месяц назад

1,000% Cant bring it down to 1play

@moedean3342 Месяц назад

Only the Mets know that if you slide into home head-first you have to obviously keep your hand down to touch the plate yet they slide with their hands up over it. Better to be smart than a good baseball player. Learn.

@doughargis9626 Месяц назад

"Blocking is confirmed- no blocking" What the heck guys? Get your story straight.

@chrispetryk6079 Месяц назад

I’m a Cubs fan & I appreciate the honesty & analysis of your announcers. Well done

@donaldsmith3384 Месяц назад

Angel Hernandez must have been working in the replay booth!

@rogeliofernandezjimenez3053 Месяц назад

Hehehehehehehe

@plus790 Месяц назад

Definitely *not* blocking the plate--what a perfect positioning by the catcher. Tag is very close though. Not enough to overturn, but if Alonso keeps his hand down, he's safe.

@johndelessio6762 Месяц назад

His foot is on home plate when he catches the ball.

@TheBatugan77 Месяц назад

@@johndelessio6762 The plate wasn't blocked. Sit down. And don't open your mouth again.

@Michael-gu5kl Месяц назад

IMO, I think either way had it been the same result!

@tomwaddle8125 Месяц назад

The best commentating crew in the Majors shows why yet again.

@dr.manhattan4537 Месяц назад

I was at this game. This teams offense the last week has been abysmal. Also, get rid of the city-connect rags. I despise those uniforms.

@geraldomorales683 Месяц назад

They have lost every game in those jerseys. Looks like Colorado

@rufousmonkey4067 Месяц назад

I feel ya man....My cubbies have also struggled offensively ad you probably noticed during the game...and as a cubs fan I truly say we didn't deserve that win....alonso was safe...

@joen8529 Месяц назад

@@rufousmonkey4067 I thought so at first too, but I don’t know… I personally think indeed he might’ve been out. His hand definitely popped up…

@joen8529 Месяц назад

Madrigal rocks!

@williamamely7038 Месяц назад

UNREAL!! SO METS!! Pete was tagged out b4 him hand came back down on the plate. While there will be more frustrating games, like this going forward, 84 wins is still in play. The hitting MUST improve, as the pitching has actually been better than expected.

@BrandonWardell-fe2gg Месяц назад

Why would u have him tag up on happs arm hhhahahhahhahhahhaha

@ethanryan6805 Месяц назад

Watched it in .25 speed from 2:06 - 2:07 this is the closest play I’ve ever seen. Literally looks like a tie to me… although it hard to tell tho because of the dirt and catchers foot.

@joedebarbieri Месяц назад

if he slid in feet first, he would have been safe...he's not a base runner lol...

@TheBatugan77 Месяц назад

Yep. And he ain't Rickey Henderson neither.

@danabrahams7892 Месяц назад

Does it not get allowed as he was blocking the plate?

@joseramonmejiasoto4122 Месяц назад

El manager tenía k poner un corredor 🏃‍♀️ emergente en tercera 😢

@rogeliofernandezjimenez3053 Месяц назад

De acuerdo, al parecer no habia nadie, increible pero cierto.

@Edwardsjm Месяц назад

Great call!

@johncummings5350 Месяц назад

I honestly think he was out and its absolutely unforgivable......not only did it take a relay throw to get the ball to the plate...but Pete lifting his hand was mind boggling. He definitely got tagged before getting his hand down again. Obviously you can argue that they blocked the plate illegally.....but baseball has always screwed up that call and they should just go back to the old school days of collisions because very few injuries occurred from collisions...... obviously it will happen.....but it wasn't prevalent..... and the awkwardness of today's rules will definitely create injury too.

@aduncaroo Месяц назад

You can’t argue he was blocking the plate 😂 Pete clearly had a path

@SnowyRoadTV Месяц назад

Don't think he was lifting his hand, but rather his slide was a belly flop and he bounced.

@DanLovesBooks Месяц назад

Rule: “Catcher can’t block plate.” Catcher: “What if I block 96% of it?” Umps: “We love that.”

@napoleantntgaming5265 Месяц назад

Except he didn’t block it because he stepped on the back of it, Pete put his hand up for no reason

@craigdettmer3566 Месяц назад

He would have been safe if he kept his hand down, Mets lost it themselves. How do you still get thrown out when left feild was lax and hit the cut off man. Like what this is the majors, you cant make that throw all the way home?? I guess he didnt think he was tagging

@albertdeangelo7804 Месяц назад

The play at the plate...just as exciting as anything in sports! I'm a diehard Mets fan, but he did beat the throw and was probably safe, but missing in all of this is the fact it was perfect execution by the Cubs and could be used as training film for any level of developing ballplayers.

@lucasmarin6600 Месяц назад

Great call by the ump..

@rogeliofernandezjimenez3053 Месяц назад

I can not believe we lost this game.

@Dtonk4609 Месяц назад

They should learn the rules

@black17fireup Месяц назад

Si miran bien la jugada, receptor atrapó la Bola en el lado derecho del plato y colocó su rodilla intencionalmente al lado izquierdo para bloquear el home plate. Mas claro IMPOSIBLE!!

@JamaicaBayRat Месяц назад

So standing on the plate is not blocking it

@MB-gd6be Месяц назад

Should not have come down to that. Mcneil has to be better there period! former batting champ..

@johndelessio6762 Месяц назад

The umpire was in a terrible position to make that call.

@TheBatugan77 Месяц назад

The ump was great. You're, um, s-l-o-w.

@gregzeman5181 Месяц назад

Catchers can legally stand in fair territory in front of the plate without possession of the ball. But they can be called for a violation if they don't have the ball and set up in foul territory, straddle the foul line or home plate, or have a foot on the plate or the foul line. Umps in NY made the wrong call.

@Michael-gu5kl Месяц назад

No the way he was on the plate gave him the plate which is legal!

@gregzeman5181 Месяц назад

@@Michael-gu5kl catcher is allowed to put his foot on the plate after he has possession of the ball. Watch the replay again.

@Wodahz Месяц назад

@@gregzeman5181I was literally right behind home plate. Catcher had his foot on home plate starting when Alonso was half way to the plate

@alexcandelaria2493 Месяц назад

No he is on top of the plate

@ThatGuy-nv7cx Месяц назад

Where do you see standing on the plate as being a violation? All the rule says is the catcher cannot block the runners path as he’s attempting to score. He had an unimpeded path to the entire front half of the plate. Nothing in the official rules or comments mentions standing on the plate. Since Pete would have scored easily if he got his hand on the ground, how could it possibly be considered impeding him, especially when the “impediment” would’ve been after he theoretically scored? Great job reading your entire fantasy definition of the rule into the official rule book though.

@aduncaroo Месяц назад

I love the homer calls initially and then slowly but surely with every replay listening to them walking them back 😂 Great game

@sawyerhiston4637 Месяц назад

As a brewers fan umps are at an all time low

@vazquezcarlos Месяц назад

I do see him lifting his hand, but i feel he was also bracing himself for the collision, because the catcher was hogging the plate. If the catcher wasn't all over the plate, he probably would have slid in normally. Look at how Alonso had to pivot his body rightto avoid slamming into the catcher's knee.

@TheBatugan77 Месяц назад

Catcher wasn't in the way at all. I don't know what you are watching. You don't know what you're babbling about.

@vazquezcarlos Месяц назад

@@TheBatugan77 At 1:28 you can see him have to turn his head right so his head wouldn't slam into the catcher's knee. I can see that as possibility of taking focus off his hand too and accidently lift it as his body tilted down to the right side of the catcher's knee and his left side lift up.

@brianlathrop147 Месяц назад

Tie goes to the runner, he's safe. Hand came back down as he was tagged.

@jessefay4984 Месяц назад

Nope, he gone!

@miguelangelcolon1345 Месяц назад

Why not Mendoza put a better pinch runner on third base.

@charlesnoerenberg1966 Месяц назад

All he had to do was keep his hand down and touch the plate and he would've been safe easily

@luismateo1395 Месяц назад

Bad running and bad slide 🤦🏻‍♂️

@YouTubeHandlesAreStupid Месяц назад

Pete Alonso things.

@aduncaroo Месяц назад

The running was fine lol

@jonburrows8602 Месяц назад

How so? Pete is a big lumbering lummox; he never runs fine.

@jimwerther Месяц назад

Pete is slower than my grandmother. And even then all he had to do was put his hand down.

@PREZofUSSA Месяц назад

Dude needs to learn how to slide and actually touch home plate. OUT!

@dontgiveinfo Месяц назад

Any other players would have made it. IT WAS A RELAY throw. Most players make that tag. 100% of players would have beaten that relay

@aduncaroo Месяц назад

Obviously not 100% of players lol

@Nyknickscave Месяц назад

Why didn’t we pinch run?

@TheBatugan77 Месяц назад

Why don't you pinch a loaf?

@millypoo7713 Месяц назад

Why didn't the Mets manager pinch run for him? Ha ha 😅

@SnowyRoadTV Месяц назад

Think Vientos was the last one left on the bench and he's not that much faster.

@tonyd1308 Месяц назад

@@SnowyRoadTV He's at AAA!

@adrianmcmillan9011 Месяц назад

What's controversial? Clearly out.

@ACJr7 Месяц назад

The rules state The Catcher cannot stand either on the foul line or on home plate before he has the ball. He was absolutely 100% standing on home plate.

@joen8529 Месяц назад

It was close but honesty it looks like a very good call…

@BrettShadow Месяц назад

@@ACJr7 Incorrect. The rule states that the catcher in not permitted to block the runner's path to the plate unless he has possession of the ball. Standing on the plate offers a clear path to the leading edge of the plate. Result was called 100% correctly

@rayy180 Месяц назад

Pete was safe his hand was down before he touched him and cubs catcher was blocking the plate u can’t do that

@ScottAlanBecker38 Месяц назад

You're out, ya bum! Cubs rule, Mets drool!

@traviswhite8112 Месяц назад

I see a clear spot for that runner to touch the plate.

@briangaffney9804 Месяц назад

He is fortunate that he did not get injured sliding head-first!

@frankxaoz1286 Месяц назад

Still safe either way

@jonesrick1 Месяц назад

He got the plate.

@petercoyne7676 Месяц назад

I thought the rule was the catcher can't stand on the plate and in this case he did plus he went down to block plate before he had the ball. My question would be why send Pete when the ball was not that deep to begin with? He has no speed.

@pmmcrobb Месяц назад

"The catcher is not permitted to block the runner's path to the plate unless he is in possession of the ball, though blocking the path of the runner in a legitimate attempt to receive a throw is not considered a violation." The catcher CAN have their foot on the plate. And can also move into the path, if it's to get the ball and make a tag.

@petercoyne7676 Месяц назад

@@pmmcrobb thank you for clarification

@TheBatugan77 Месяц назад

@@petercoyne7676 You're welcome. Next time, know what you're talking about before you're bloviating blowhard babblefest.

@BeckenbachPR Месяц назад

I think he got his hand in before the tag, so the umps got the blocking correct, but still made the wrong call. 😂

@jonburrows8602 Месяц назад

Nope the hand was clearly up, and by the time he got it back down the tag was made.

@Mr.UpState Месяц назад

He was safe

@nohahaful Месяц назад

Is anyone gonna mention that professionals need to be coached the basics that you should not be thrown out for the final out. Alonso should not have ran

@millypoo7713 Месяц назад

NO... he did NOT clearly have the plate blocked. He was standing ON the plate. WTF is that Announcer looking at? Try being objective for once Mr. Homer. Correct call!

@anthonypastore8378 Месяц назад

Just a shame. But I think it’s just a bang bang play and Alonso just couldn’t get his hand down in time unfortunate but great end to the game a shame it didn’t go our way. Can’t complain about it and sad it had to end that way but we need to start making pitchers pitch to us and not chase so much and take advantage of the situations we get.

@bucketboy12345 Месяц назад

NL East standings , Braves 1st .5 back Phillies 2nd , Mets Nats tied 3rd 5 games back from Phillies ,

@ThatGuyInKansas Месяц назад

I don't usually comment in public in support of the Mets, but if the rule states that the Catcher cannot have his foot on the plate before having possession of the ball, it is illegal by rule and the runner is safe. Blue got it wrong here.

@4dchessplayer516 Месяц назад

No you can not block the entire plate. There was part of the plate closest to the runner, if he did not slide like superman he would of been safe.

@pmmcrobb Месяц назад

Well good for them that it doesn't state that. "The catcher is not permitted to block the runner's path to the plate unless he is in possession of the ball, though blocking the path of the runner in a legitimate attempt to receive a throw is not considered a violation." That's the actual rule. Nothing about the catcher not having their foot on the plate. Blue got it right here.

@user-nh5rx8mk3k Месяц назад

The umpire couldn't see Pete's hand rise up, so on what basis did he call him out? Cause he clearly was there before the ball

@Michael-gu5kl Месяц назад

He did see the hand come up otherwise he would have called him safe and like I said in another post it would have been upheld either way!

@michaelmahoney5677 Месяц назад

He can see under the catcher's legs. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised if he did see Pete's hand go up and that's why he called him out. I think Pete put his hand down before he was tagged anyway

@BrettShadow Месяц назад

@@michaelmahoney5677 I went super slow motion and it looks like the tag was applied before he got his hand back down. Remember that the tag is applied when any part of the mitt makes contact (including the laces).

@ericbarton6528 Месяц назад

This call won me $750.

@middy5284 Месяц назад

not a mets fan but someone needs to pinch run for alonso there. do think he was blocking the plate before the catch though.

@robert7984 Месяц назад

Controversial 😂😂😂😅lol sure.

@noelflores2547 Месяц назад

0-3 on the City Connects Jersey, please stop wearing them Mets lol

@jpcoqueran Месяц назад

yea the jerseys made them score 0 runs. kindergarten logic. Stay off the internet with your doodoo takes please

@pmmcrobb Месяц назад

As a Phillies fan, with a worse city connect, I agree. Don't need a reminder of how ours is worse.

@noelflores2547 Месяц назад

@@jpcoqueran 0-4 almost got no hit. Smh

@noelflores2547 17 дней назад

@@jpcoqueran 0-5 🫥

@TheBatugan77 Месяц назад

Pete's lucky he didn't eat shinguard.

@joecap4372 Месяц назад

LOL typical Mets loss one in many in their Mickey Mouse history

@Vic82toire Месяц назад

shaddup

@joecap4372 Месяц назад

@@Vic82toire after I finish laughing about the Mets loss I'll shut up

@Justin-tu4fk Месяц назад

Ever since he danced on stage things have gone bonkers. Now his neck seems too have grown. The rat uniforms, may be too blame, as well.

@jpcoqueran Месяц назад

uniforms are fine argue with your mama

@Justin-tu4fk Месяц назад

You wouldn't be caught dead in them! Who you kidding? Tell yaw Mommy, yr sorry!

@joececere4918 Месяц назад

55 years of being a NYM fan and I’d call him out to. If Pete slid feet first then we would have a tie game. Maybe it’s to difficult to tell Major Leaguers anything but Pete made a terrible slide. Let Ricky Henderson and the Pete Rose types to go in head first. That slide practically made Big Pete come to a complete stop. LGFM

@TheBatugan77 Месяц назад

Thank you! Pete isn't the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree. Hard to tell what's slower, his running or his thinking.

@Arley-xc5lb Месяц назад

MEET THE MERTS

@TheBatugan77 Месяц назад

All this because Buster Poser didn't know how to play catcher.

@cgctorrag Месяц назад

Pete was safe his hand descended under and touched the bag before the tag reached his shoulder. Period.

@BrettShadow Месяц назад

I went super slow motion and it looks like the tag was applied before he got his hand back down. Remember that the tag is applied when any part of the mitt makes contact (including the laces).

@ractsninjas Месяц назад

Out, correct call

@jamesrfb Месяц назад

Pete was safe. -ATL fan.

@groofoot Месяц назад

Tag touched Pete a millisecond before his hand finally touched the plate .... call was correct .... and, in addition, if he thought Amaya was blocking the plate, he could have done what Pete Rose did to Ray Fosse .... he Did have that option ....

@tomsaflarski20 Месяц назад

How slow is this guy, that he was thrown out by a relay throw from LF? LOL!! Cubs win! Cubs win!

@1977bjhaas Месяц назад

I think the umpires and the review team don’t know the rules that they are calling!

@BrettShadow Месяц назад

You mean the rules that they called 100% correctly?

@aduncaroo Месяц назад

Or maybe you just don’t know the rules 😂

@millypoo7713 Месяц назад

He's OUT!

@BigLar56321 Месяц назад

Hahahahaha. How’s it feel, Mets fans? 1969 revenge is ongoing.

@timp8843 Месяц назад

Safe. Runner could’ve put his ass into next week. Blocking. The fact you take away the runners right to protect himself from the catchers body armor but running his ass over is not a level playing ground. “Step behind the plate then drop down” with body protection.

@BrettShadow Месяц назад

Wow... it's like you don't know ANY of the rules of baseball.

@timp8843 Месяц назад

@@BrettShadow i’m from an older era, kid

@BrettShadow Месяц назад

@@timp8843 Ok... I've been attending games since the early 80s and was able to keep up with the rules... what are you talking about... the dead ball era? Negro leagues? Elysian Fields? Rome?

@MaddMan621 Месяц назад

TOUCH HOME PLATE YA BUM

@KHRification Месяц назад

As a life long Cubs fan, I think Alonso's hand touched the plate the fraction of a second before the glove hit him. This win did not feel good at all. Umps made the wrong call.

@aduncaroo Месяц назад

You can think whatever you like, doesn’t bother me that you’re incorrect 😂

@jeffy4368 Месяц назад

Cubbies go i to NY and take 2 of 3, awesome woks guys

@ssgking1 Месяц назад

2015 the cubs sweep METS DURING THE SEASON WHAT HAPPEN IN THE PLAYOFFS PEOPLE FORGET KARMA!!!!!!

@anthonybrown1717 Месяц назад

It’s a 4 game series

@mr.cub_DBSWANSON7 Месяц назад

@@ssgking1I believe after beating the cubs they lost in the World Series to the royals? Am I right?

@Darnellt30 Месяц назад

He’s out.

@zerofett5362 Месяц назад

runs like a duck

@charlestraber9812 Месяц назад

No such thing as a tie... Stop.with that

@thecoffiehigh Месяц назад

This is interface how is it not blocking the guy is on the plate what the hell is wrong with the refs its not rocket science. Stop making things over complicated the guy wasa on and ontop of the plate.. if he wasn't blocking the plate he would of scored. He beat the throw... The end

@BrettShadow Месяц назад

Because being on the plate is not blocking the plate.

@aduncaroo Месяц назад

Watch again and LISTEN to them explain it. Pete didn’t touch bc his hand was in the air, over the plate. How did his hand get over the plate if it was blocked exactly? 🤔

@thecoffiehigh Месяц назад

@@BrettShadow being on top of the plate is blocking the plate what planet are you on. Yall expect Pete to get hurt. Over a run or a position of his hand . The guy impeded Pete's path to the plate the end him... standing blocking the plate is the reason he didn't score the end.... The ump can't see the plate because the catcher is blocking it

@thecoffiehigh Месяц назад

9 seconds in the video you can see the catch shift over and block the plate

@aduncaroo Месяц назад

@@thecoffiehigh 😂 no

Месяц назад

Fixed balll

@christianroman984 Месяц назад

Mets got fucked tonight big time

@explosivediarrhea4671 Месяц назад

The lack of offense fucked them

@lukenicks2150 Месяц назад

There is nothing controversial about that New York needs to quit being a bunch of whiny butts

@milehigh341 Месяц назад

His hand came down before the tag. It looked kind of obvious to me.

@jebus79 Месяц назад

The play is bang bang, but the fact replay is broken given the fact that they ignored the mlb rule that standing on the plate is blocking the plate, fire all the umpires, replay umps and start from scratch.

@BrettShadow Месяц назад

Where do you get the "standing on the plate is blocking the plate" stuff from? You aren't the first one to say this and it is just patently untrue.

@aduncaroo Месяц назад

Lol try again, but actually know the rule this time

@rigojeftegalo3282 Месяц назад

I'm a Mets fan I'm not happy about the call that is violation against Pete Alonso to block the plate.

@itsMarz17 Месяц назад

im a yankee fan who doesnt like the mets, but im on the mets side, this is an awful call. the umpires this year have been something else, worst ive ever seen

@Michael-gu5kl Месяц назад

Where did he block the plate at?

@rigojeftegalo3282 Месяц назад

@@Michael-gu5kl In the middle of the home plate that's because umpire declined this call when reviewed it on the camera so no overturned it will stay declined.

@rigojeftegalo3282 Месяц назад

@@Michael-gu5kl I'm sorry I'm still not happy about this call.

@ThatGuy-nv7cx Месяц назад

@@rigojeftegalo3282on review it was confirmed, which means the panel of review officials in New York also agreed. If it was even borderline it would’ve just stood. By confirming it, they are saying without a doubt it’s the right call

@donaldbucher472 Месяц назад

As a Yankee fan, I am pleased with the umpire’s call.

@millypoo7713 Месяц назад

No World Series titles since 1986 LMAO 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

@lotsototso7710 Месяц назад

LOL Mets =)

@susancrawford6074 Месяц назад

I'm happy that they lost they had it coming to them when the fsns insult my favorite player ( no names mentioned you know who I'm talking about ) they get everything they deserve I'll give you his initials J W