I wasn't going to complain but i just can't believe what i have seen tonight. Matt Joyce was Called out on strikes once and all of the pitches were in the dirt or in the other batters box.... Then a pitch down the middle middle that should of k'ed a guy and ended a threat was called a ball..... I don't know what it is but umping has seriously become pathetic even the boys on mlb tonight couldn't believe what they were see'ing. :hissyfit::hissyfit:
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What a debacle Umpiring has become.....
Last edited by RaysFan_98; 07-18-2012, 10:02 PM.All it takes for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing. -Unknown
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Originally posted by RaysFan_98 View PostI wasn't going to complain but i just can't believe what i have seen tonight. Matt Joyce was Called out on strikes twice and both times all of the pitches were in the dirt or in the other batters box.... Then a pitch down the middle middle that should of k'ed a guy and ended a threat was called a ball..... I don't know what it is but umping has seriously become pathetic even the boys on mlb tonight couldn't believe what they were see'ing. :hissyfit::hissyfit:"It's better to look good, than be good."
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Originally posted by drstrangelove View PostAccording to the box score he struck out once and also walked.Last edited by RaysFan_98; 07-18-2012, 10:02 PM.All it takes for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing. -Unknown
A good head and a good heart are always a formidable combination. -Nelson Mandela
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Well look at this:
HP: Dan Iassogna. 1B: CB Bucknor. 2B: Mark Wegner. 3B: Dale Scott.
That's the garbage crew from the Mets-Braves series I was talking about in the CB Bucknor thread.
Watched the clip of Maddon being tossed. Announcers were basically saying that Iassogna was bad for both teams.
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Originally posted by RaysFan_98 View PostIt was twice both killing a rally but doesn't matter you would of had to watch the game is that all?
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Originally posted by metfan13 View PostWell look at this:
HP: Dan Iassogna. 1B: CB Bucknor. 2B: Mark Wegner. 3B: Dale Scott.
That's the garbage crew from the Mets-Braves series I was talking about in the CB Bucknor thread.
Watched the clip of Maddon being tossed. Announcers were basically saying that Iassogna was bad for both teams.
Originally posted by Rich the Giants fan View PostThen why does the boxscore say he only walked once? Are you sure YOU watched the game?
http://www.baseball-reference.com/bo...01207180.shtmlAll it takes for evil to prevail is for good men to do nothing. -Unknown
A good head and a good heart are always a formidable combination. -Nelson Mandela
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mattjoyce-strikeout2.gif
The PitchFX data on the strikeout shows the last two pitches of the at bat as outside by a couple inches. Bad calls for sure, but I've seen worse.
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Well, at least the two that were called strikes were the ones that were closest to the strike zone. They were each within the width of the pocket of a catchers mitt from the strike zone, so they definitely aren't the worst called strikes I've ever seen. Joyce probably didn't help things by swinging and making contact with a pitch that was further outside than the ones he ended up taking for called strikes later in the at bat. Just as the pitcher and catcher can use subtle techniques to expand the strike zone, a hitter can end up expanding the strike zone on himself by swinging at pitches out of the zone. I'm not saying the umpire chose to make his strike zone variable, but if Joyce swung at a pitch that was 6 inches outside and a later pitch is 3 inches outside and the umpire is set up on the inside part of the plate and can't see whether a pitch hit the outside edge of the plate or not, he's susceptible to calling those strikes just because it looked a lot closer to a strike than the one the batter swung at. Umpires have to estimate things sometimes, and sometimes (like this at bat) they are off.
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