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Yay!
"I could've had a Mi Querida!" Nick Bardis0 -
I’m jumping on the bandwagon after thePhils are done.
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Which may be as soon as tomorrow.
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Or tomorrow.
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Hopefully the Red Sox make it until tomorrow! Last night wasn’t much fun!
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White Sox move on, John @IndustMech
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Hehehehe….
"I could've had a Mi Querida!" Nick Bardis0 -
Let’s go Brewers. 😐
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🤔
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With the Phillies demise, I am attaching myself to the Brewers bandwagon (although I've been told I'm not allowed to ride the wagon, just to follow on behind it.)
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They still haven't told me which one I'll be wearing…
"I could've had a Mi Querida!" Nick Bardis0 -
@TRayB that was a helluva game 1. That home field advantage rule though…🤔🤨.
Does anyone think MLB will be looking into this particular situation for a possible new rule review for the future. Or do you think it stays?
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I went to bed before that happened, but, I see no reason to change the rule, or even look into it. It's not a home field advantage rule. Each field has (or can have) ground rules for that field. I assume the roof over fair territory has been in play since the field was opened, and it can affect either team at any time. Just because it happened late in a close playoff game is no reason to change it.
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Oh I get that and completely understand. I’m wondering if mlb might look into this and other situations or conditions that affect the potential outcome of a game. I’m not but hurt by the rule, I dealt with it all the way through college. Every field has its home field advantage and disadvantages.
I guess more specifically, I’m interested in the possibility of how far MLB could or will expand its play review process. Especially, when a standing rule has never been encountered in the history of the specific playing field.I’m not sure I’m framing my question clearly or correctly to make my point.
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We snuck that into the home field ground rules immediately after the play. <wink>
Another option would be to call a ball hit into the roof structure a dead ball.
I suppose the Padres would've been happier when finding out it was an out if they'd known about the rule ahead of time.
"I could've had a Mi Querida!" Nick Bardis0
