Pitcher celebrates after giving up home run | Things You Missed 

Amazing. That probably also set a record for "most distance travelled by a hockey player in a single season".

@@elAndy23look it up womp womp

@@elAndy23 he was 124th overall stop being unnecessarily hostile

Whoah my sister graduated from Tarleton. They have a purple football field

Did his gypsy grandmother curse young Elya Yelnats and his family for stealing a pig?

Kind of like how the other sport is called football but only one position actually kicks the ball lol

Rugby league

​@@XxTesla21xX *Pushes up glasses. Actually... it's two positions: kicker and punter.

@@Kryxx07 my disappointment in myself is immeasurable and my day is ruined

​@@Kryxx07but the punter doesn't kick it. He punts it. Come on man.

both falls were hard to watch, I hope theyre okay

This is the winner. Here's a translation to what the team name means: Never give up, always keep going, Pleasant through entertainment and useful through relaxation, Combination My wife who is Dutch says this looks like a lot of old club names, as they always had sayings like that, especially with combination at the end. And it looks like NOAD and ADVENDO combined in 1912.

@@PapaVanTwee5That sounds like Galaxy Quest: “Never give up! Never surrender!”

Wow, I always thought that was just a club founded by a corporation or something (ala Leverkusen).

There's also Go Ahead Eagles in the Netherlands. So they have messages of support for avians as well.

great comments guys, you all win

Me too. I had kind of a weird spontaneous feel good tear up?

the fact that they cared more about checking on her than figuring out who won was really sweet :)

It seems a lot more common in women sports.

Who knows the rules? Joe knows the rules. Thanks Joe.

They made this rule to be fair to track athletes who have missing limbs.

Why dont they naruto run for the last second then?

How do they measure the runner in lane 6 who is twisted sideways? Does the outside edge of her shoulder count as torso, or do they have a guess at where shoulder stops and torso begins?

I watched my older brother at an away meet not just knock the hurdles down, but kick out the top crossbars the entire race, and still got 2nd. The home team tried to get him disqualified for it, but it wasn't against the rules. The home team had tried to give themselves home field advantage here and there, so he gave them something back.

Yes, first point anywhere on the torso to cross is deemed a finish.

Correct. Torso usually shoulders but sometimes the chest.

Kind disappointed Jimmy didn't know that 🫤

Agree with everyone dropping the word "torso" in the comments. We're slightly in front of the finish line, but the frame just as the video's clock goes to 5:25 is probably the closest to what the timing crew would have used (they see thousands of frames per second while we only see 30 on the video replay). Lane 6 did a great job turning her right shoulder forward but Lane 7 is still very slightly in front. I ran the FinishLynx for a few years before we started hiring it out to bigger outfits (with better gear). In one of the races, a girl won based on chest size. Everything else was lined up evenly, but one girl was probably a C/D cup while the other was probably an A. Seemed totally unfair, so I called the meet ref over just to look at the picture. He confirmed: front of the torso and that's part of the torso. The crazy part is that it determined who advanced to the final.

So you could just get giant breast implants and make it much easier to win?

​@duffman18 Massive jugs always win! 😂

​@@duffman18way more difficult to run fast

Haha it’s crazy to see UVU in here I go there

Tell your guy to touch the base next time!

and it wasn't baseball!

Exactly my thoughts!!

Wow! How do people refer to them in a conversation?

@@ReidTheRulesGuy either by Tech or Old Boys 🏉

It’s weird that they had the score bug as “quad city”

all I know is that theres a bunch of DJ's there that jam in space

Yeah? Well I wish they were THREE times as long.

surely it was the black and white team

just had to tag the base he missed but usually they dont wait for the next batter...

@@tstrupp24 Yes, they do. They can't appeal the missed base until the ball is live again, and it's not live again until the pitcher has the new ball and the umpire says the ball is live. Then the pitcher has to step off the rubber and throw to the appropriate base. It has to be done before the next pitch, though.

No runner may return to touch a missed base after a following runner has scored. And when the ball is dead, no runner may return to touch a missed base after he has touched a base beyond the missed base. That means a batter who hits a ground-rule double or a homer can be called out on appeal if he misses first base and doesn't correct his error before touching second. Appeals must be made before the next pitch or attempted play, or before the entire defensive team has left fair territory if the play in question resulted in the end of a half-inning. The appealing team must make clear their intention to appeal, either via verbal request or another act that unmistakably indicates its attempt to appeal.

If the catcher was right there with the ball, then it wouldn't have been a home run, so that's kind of a weird question. On close plays at home, yeah, the runner has to actually touch home plate. If a runner missed home plate while the ball is in the field and they throw it home, the defending team could tag the runner out I guess. Not sure I've ever seen that at home plate, though similar things have happened at other bases.

When the batter leaves the field is when he officially is out. Once you leave the field you can't return. With a home run I see no way for the catcher to have the ball, it was deep in the construction zone in this case.

Nah. I'm not gonna pay for that OF stuff.

It’s the first body part across the line

​@@chubbrock659 No it's not. If that were the case, lane 6 would have won because her hand crossed first.

Jesus christ, go outside or something.

@@marc8223 Sorry Marc, you won’t find any hologram projections of yourself here. I suggest you hold in that salty ass behavior and keep moving homie.

Also, Quad Cities is a nickname. Moline, Rock Island on IL side & Davenport, Bettendorf on IA side. These four cities is what makes the QC!

And I love little technicalities like that if you're in the crowd. Did he touch home plate? I didn't see him touch home plate. Another guy says he did. The umps are converging to discuss. It makes the game more interesting if you're there. On TV, you just want to know the result.

The game is called "FOOTball." Kicking the ovoid ball is so integral to the game that it's NAMED AFTER IT. KICK THE BALL.

@@mandobrowniefootball is a lesser sport obviously

I would be celebrating too! You missed home because of your elaborate celebration and we catch it!?!? That’s celebration and laugh worthy

@@mandobrownie Ik what you’re going for but that would be for KICKball then

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