Team INSTANTLY Regrets Celebrating Championship Win 

yep. -rick

The second I saw the ball hit the floor I was like "thats live isn't it?"

First thing I thought of

I think the runners were on 1st and 2nd not 2nd and 3rd. Watch the sequence at which they all cross the plate. This added to the confusion of the defensive team because they gave up on throwing to 1st thinking it was unnecessary as 1st was occupied. Obviously this does not apply with 2 outs, as the desperate 2nd baseman makes clear with his pleas “there’s 2 outs!!”. Catcher won’t be sleeping for weeks. All he had to do was toss it to 1st.

In that situation,game on the line someone needs to remind everyone dropped 3rd strike!! My problem is that pitch clearly is not a strike!

That is the really weird part. The catcher knows and goes for the tag but then is just like "nah we good" when everyone else start celebrating.

A+ comment. -rick

@@tytsports I generally don't think of myself as a snippy guy, but here's an A+ comment for you: delete this video and start over. You do yourself and your employer a disservice with this video. Who can believe any of your future analysis if you leave this video up stating quite clearly, upon replay, there is a swing and a miss.Oh my gosh.

I haven't played ball in over 40 years and i still remember being coached to complete the play like this. I also remember catching other teams making the same mistake these boys did. I played first base.

I definitely noticed him freaking out and trying to tell his teammates

Someone in the stands also knew, kept yelling "2 outs".

yes! -rick

That is the key. If he dropped the ball the 2nd baseman would have tagged the winning run out.

@@denniskumabe734 yeah I feel bad for the second baseman. You can hear him yelling that there are still two out.

Definitely not a swing, just a bad called strike 3. Looked like a ball to me

Also was a Sectional Championship, State Tourneys are just beginning.

Yep, always run it out.

Not everyone, You know 4 people. Relax.

​@@klaskycsupomediamakeralt2889 Everyone who has played baseball does.

@@63076topher and you're wrong again. Holy sht, just look at this video. Half the people playing didnt know aboiut this rule. What else will you be wrong about next?

@@klaskycsupomediamakeralt2889 You are wrong just because you never heard of a rule 6 year olds learn when they start to play baseball dosen't make you correct.

Sectional title for division B1. My son played normally in A2 I think. They went independent this year.

Justice was served lol.

Doesn't matter. That was the Ump's judgement and it can not be changed. Best to know the rules. Baseball has a lot of quirky rules that only occasionally come into play.

no way you could know that. Ump is blocking the view when it goes over the plate. Doesn't matter where the catcher catches it, it matters where the ball crosses (or doesn't cross) the plate.

for real. -rick

It was a playoff. No title.

Doesn’t matter the umpire called strike 3 and the catcher dropped it. The ump even gave a signal, just finish the play honestly.

For real who is the home team? they should get the red jersey

White pants vs grey pants. Not a lot of HS teams can afford home and away jerseys.

thought the same. -rick

​@@onecargarage5360 they can in any other sport.

​@@hubster4477 u must mean any other Boys sport 🙄

It's amazing how many people are confused by that. It's baseball. One team is at bat (they will have a bat or nothing if already on base, or be in the dugout) while the other is fielding (they have gloves). It's not like a fielder is going to 'get confused' and throw to a runner. Or a runner is going to 'get confused' and start fielding...

sadly. -rick

At any time one of the other players could have picked that ball up and tagged runners out.

@@dcast777 The catcher put the ball in his back pocket, nobody new where it was at

@@delmerlake6071 It look like he left it in his glove.

He already did.

Both teams are the Red Raiders, too.

Ridiculous that both teams are wearing red jerseys. C’mon, most sports have home and away jerseys… or a light and dark option…

whos on first

Go easy betas don't know shit about sports just tuba and video games interest betas

@@tay-my-debil2182 spoken like a beta

@@andypearson7902 gothca beta right here fuck boy!

It was in his back pocket.

it hurts tho. -rick

@@tytsports True for those that go through the experience, however when you take it upon yourselves to not wait for the official to make the final call or completely ignore the idiom "Don't count your chickens before they've hatched", you can only hope that they'll learn a lesson from it

Adding "schadenfreude" to my vocabulary . . .

Yea I'm surprised that no one is talking about this, not even in the video. This is a ball, touching the ground... the batter does not swing... but after replaying number of times it looks like the ref calls it a strike for some odd reason, and voice it loudly. This is where the batter starts to run and is missed by the catcher. I bet the catcher was completely confused by the fact that he genuinely thought that it could not be a strike since it landed on the ground, didn't saw a swing, so thought, hey the ref called a strike, game is over. He never saw the ref calling the batter safe and no one in his team told him. The ref is at least half responsible for his lack of judgement on the pitch and the very shy half gesture that he didn't repeat like an experienced ref would have been doing if he sees that he was not seen by the players.

😂

And both named Red Raiders

which was changed. -rick

The catcher looked over to 1st base and saw there was already a runner there.he assumed that the batter was automatically out but it doesn't apply when there is 2 outs.

Coach could have argued a few things: • Catcher made the tag. Catcher did lurch forward. Wouldn't be the worst argument a coach has made. • First was occupied. Coach didn't know the rule, and that's why he didn't teach his team. • You should have verbally called no tag, it's not required, but you should have. • I would like to argue that strike was a ball. Everyone go back. Next pitch please. • There are a bunch of extra people on the field, including me. • Play should have stopped because I thought I heard someone yell " CAR ! ". • We would like a do-over.

He even tries to tag the runner and then looks back at the ump who gives him the safe sign and he still started celebrating like an idiot. It's the catchers fault all the way.

@@CoutureThug 💯💯💯💯

I was thinking the same thing! It looked like that pitch was in the dirt. Still a horrible way to lose a game

Yeah the home plate ump STARTED to make a call, but didn’t!

​@@Ds-to2sg and about a foot inside

Coach later told the media that from his angle the umpire appeared to call an out, not safe. He apologized

Oh I assure you, at that age, the catcher knows the rules of the game. What you saw there was a young man who got too excited about what he saw coming and allowed himself to begin a celebration far too soon. His emotions ran wild and caused him to behave in a way he likely never did throughout the entire season. That's why training these kids emotionally as well as mentally and physically is just as important.

@@7cjk thanks

Ahh got it! Thanks, learned something new!

lol nah not my setup. just had to film somewhere. -rick

I don't think it matters cause the catcher didn't catch the ball

@@t_ylr I'm not talking about the esoteric rule. I'm talking about what the commentator claimed happened on the video. He didn't even watch it.

There are other options on RU-vid where the person analyzing it gets it right. In one of them, you see an outfielder drop an easy fly ball and the pitcher drop a pop up in the same inning. The team that lost had a 5 - 1 lead going into this inning.

Also stated "runners were on 2nd and 3rd this is important". Runners were on 1st and 2nd and it's not important.

It doesn’t make a difference as long as it’s strike three the rule still applies

it's TYT network.....you expect truth and accuracy?

No the red team lost

When you watch it frame by frame, you can see that when he actually looks at the ump, he's signaling out. Only as the catcher turns his head does he signal safe. Just really bad timing and the umpire should have vocalized his decision.

​@@jojag5 You are wrong arms going out with hands extended is SAFE.

@@63076topher Watch it frame by frame. He's still calling strike 3 when the catcher looks back. As the catcher is turning his head away, the umpire makes the safe call. The catcher never saw the umpire call safe.

They are not. Main color might both be "reddish", but the secondary color are not similar.

Also, in America, it is a jersey or a uniform. Kit is the name of a car used by Michael Knight to solve crime.

Why let a few facts get in the way. Lol

@@fishmonger6879 because just a little research by a journalist/analyst goes a long way. A little effort tells a better story. But, he did ultimately tell the gist of it, but details do matter.

Thank you thank you! I thought i was going crazy. Watched it 10 times and couldn't convince myself there was a swing and a miss as the tyt guy says. TYT should delete this video as their commentator is doing them no service. Makes them look bad.

There is one version that’s true but I’ve seen 3 different analysis tell different versions

wrong--he put the BB in his back pocket--pay attention

Trying to give people the "real breakdown" while getting the recap wrong. 😂 GREAT JOB.

How is no one pointing this out. It wasn't even close, in the dirt and like a foot inside.

Hard to tell because the ump is blocking the angle, but don't forget it's where the ball crosses the plate, not where the catcher catches it.

There was not a runner on first, runners were on 2nd & 3rd base no runner at 1st base

@@H8tersBall there is definitely a runner on first. Count the guys that round second base

@@hawkish there are two 😂

@@hawkish would you watch the video. At 19 seconds the guy who was on first crosses second. You can tell by the hard plastic thing on his head, and at like 23 seconds. The batter crosses second. Also with the hard plastic thingy. 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@hawkish Runners were on 1st and 2nd. You can clearly see a runner leading off 2nd as the pitch is thrown. The runner from 1st rounds 2nd at 0:19 The hitter rounds 2nd at 0:23

The rule is to encourage the pitcher to throw a controlled pitch not a crazy breaking ball in the dirt like we saw. It is a last chance for the batter in that specific situation. I like the rule, pitcher want to get cute throw the batter out at first!

@@K2mtp If the batter swings at something out of the zone, that's on him/her.

@@Braktooth The batter didn't even swing...what are you talking about?

@@K2mtp that has nothing to do with the rule. The rule has been around since the earliest days of the game, and it was a way to speed the game up. The need for it pretty much went away with subsequent rule and equipment changes, but it survived and is part of the game today.

Want arrogance. It was a miscommunication on the sign. He thought safe from the ump when he asked meant he got the out. It just sucks. Catchers fault, but it's not arrogance . He thought he made the tag and the ump agreed. Ump meant the runner was still safe ( which is correct )

​@@iancormier7550 that's not a miscommunication whatsoever.. anyone who's ever played knows the easy difference between "safe" and "out" calls. 100% on the catcher

@James Hagan I said it was om the catcher, and it was a miscommunication on his part. That's the definition of the word, that something was lost in translation I. E. Him not understanding g the sign due to him being a football player mostly. Wires got crossed in his brain and it farted .

@@iancormier7550 my bad😂when you said miscommunication on the sign* I thought you meant the issue was actually with the clear Safe sign by the ump. Not the catcher's interpretation of it

for one team! -rick

lol. -rick

thought the same! -rick

So what?

stop! -rick

It's baseball. It's pretty easy to tell the team at bat (they have the bat) and the team in the field (they have gloves).