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If I was an MLB player I'd get ejected all the time.

 

It's pretty frustrating to watch some of these calls. I like Brenly's idea of umps going back to the huge shield pad they used to have because they're pretty awful at calling pitches outside to lefties when they're hiding on the inside corner. Since catchers can frame that pitch easily on their glove side, the ump is purely guessing. Rizzo's gotten screwed on a couple pitches at least 6 inches outside this past week.

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If I was an MLB player I'd get ejected all the time.

 

It's pretty frustrating to watch some of these calls. I like Brenly's idea of umps going back to the huge shield pad they used to have because they're pretty awful at calling pitches outside to lefties when they're hiding on the inside corner. Rizzo's gotten screwed on a couple pitches at least 6 inches outside this past week.

Or, you know, just use the technology available and go to automated ball/strike calls

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If I was an MLB player I'd get ejected all the time.

 

It's pretty frustrating to watch some of these calls. I like Brenly's idea of umps going back to the huge shield pad they used to have because they're pretty awful at calling pitches outside to lefties when they're hiding on the inside corner. Rizzo's gotten screwed on a couple pitches at least 6 inches outside this past week.

Or, you know, just use the technology available and go to automated ball/strike calls

 

That would be nice, but I just don't think that's happening anytime soon.

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If I was an MLB player I'd get ejected all the time.

 

It's pretty frustrating to watch some of these calls. I like Brenly's idea of umps going back to the huge shield pad they used to have because they're pretty awful at calling pitches outside to lefties when they're hiding on the inside corner. Rizzo's gotten screwed on a couple pitches at least 6 inches outside this past week.

Or, you know, just use the technology available and go to automated ball/strike calls

 

That would be nice, but I just don't think that's happening anytime soon.

 

I know, but we need to keep up the fight

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I really wish Rizzo had a better game, but at least Castro hit well.

enjoy it for what it is, man.

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17 runs is the most the Cubs have scored since August 14, 2009.

 

So yes, this is the highest scoring game in the Theo era.

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