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yeah that walk off HBP by Marmol, was right when Marmol first got called up to be a reliever. Right before he turned into super Marmol.
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What happened?

pierre squared to bunt, the pitch hit him, and it was a strike

wait, not a strike, but not a hbp

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What happened?

 

Pierre stepped out of the batter's box and offered at a pitch low and in, which ended up hitting him. The ump correctly called it a strike.

 

Meanwhile, Pierre was safe on that one.

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What happened?

pierre squared to bunt, the pitch hit him, and it was a strike

 

Thanks.

 

And I just noticed, did the Trib do away with the "from the cubicle" folks? Not surprised, just noticed it wasn't there today.

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What happened?

 

Pierre stepped out of the batter's box and offered at a pitch low and in, which ended up hitting him. The ump correctly called it a strike.

 

Meanwhile, Pierre was safe on that one.

 

I'm still confused on why they sent Furcal back to first. If Pierre swung and the ball got away, that should still be a wild pitch. So they either called a foul ball (which it wasn't, but that's what Gameday has it as) or some kind of batter's interference? I know his foot was outside the box but I don't think they called him for that.

 

And you're correct, Pierre was also safe at first. That was potentially 2 breaks for the Cubs this inning.

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What happened?

 

Pierre stepped out of the batter's box and offered at a pitch low and in, which ended up hitting him. The ump correctly called it a strike.

 

Meanwhile, Pierre was safe on that one.

 

I'm still confused on why they sent Furcal back to first. If Pierre swung and the ball got away, that should still be a wild pitch. So they either called a foul ball or some kind of batter's interference? I know his foot was outside the box but I don't think they called him for that.

 

And you're correct, Pierre was also safe at first. That was potentially 2 breaks for the Cubs this inning.

 

 

When the ball hit Pierre, the play was dead, and the runners have to return to their original bases.

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I'm still confused on why they sent Furcal back to first. If Pierre swung and the ball got away, that should still be a wild pitch. So they either called a foul ball (which it wasn't, but that's what Gameday has it as) or some kind of batter's interference? I know his foot was outside the box but I don't think they called him for that.

 

I think they sent Furcal back to first because the pitch got away due to it hitting Pierre. I'd have to double check the rule on that one, but I don't think a batter can advance in a situation like that.

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