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1 minute ago, Brock Beauchamp said:

Yeah, that was a weird statement.

In his little rant it seems like he thought there was already one out, which makes the go on contact play a little more defensible. It's dumb how rare it is that other announcers in the booth feel comfortable correcting the other guy, and probably even more rare in a national broadcast setting where the broadcast team doesn't have as much rapport.

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3 minutes ago, Brian707 said:

Watching this broadcast and I think Im watching hillbilly Nascar BS

Huh? What part of it reminds you of hillbilly Nascar?

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1 minute ago, Pinerider said:

Ugh Boyd looks off to me

All I ask is he gets through the 5th with only 2 runs scored. If he can accomplish that, I feel good about the Cubs' odds.

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2 minutes ago, Pinerider said:

Huh? What part of it reminds you of hillbilly Nascar?

I'm assuming it's all the ads. The ads on batting helmets thing is so stupid.

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3 minutes ago, Brock Beauchamp said:

With no outs, it was a fine decision IMO. Good on Boyd for squirming out of the jam.

He scores easily if he goes. Dansby had to dive and would have had to throw it awkwardly.

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1 minute ago, Hortonhearsawho said:

He scores easily if he goes. Dansby had to dive and would have had to throw it awkwardly.

I'm guessing it's not the easiest thing in the world from his angle to determine if that was a hard hit GB right at Dansby or one step to his right.

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I don't think I've ever been more confident that an AB was going to end in a strikeout than when PCA got to 2 strikes there.  Way too overeager

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3 minutes ago, squally1313 said:

I'm guessing it's not the easiest thing in the world from his angle to determine if that was a hard hit GB right at Dansby or one step to his right.

Exactly. He probably froze initially just to ensure it was a ground ball. That ball was hit 101mph off the bat and did go 65 feet, so it wasn't too far from Swanson when it actually got down. Last thing he was going to do was get doubled off with zero outs. 

He would have scored if it was more clearly a groundball because he'd have gone on pure contact. With 0 outs you're much more cautious. 

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