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Cold blooded. All those folks hoping to see Tigers history and the Yankees pull the rug out.

Imagine if Eric Show intentionally waked Pete at Riverfront. Yep I had to watch the whole video again because it'll never be touched and the Reds used to be fucking great! :sniff:

Oh yeah, watching Tom Browning's magnificent screwball is one of the best things you are ever going to see.
 
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Kyle Schwarber just went off on Angel Hernandez, and it's about time. Hernandez is awful at calling balls and strikes, and frustrated both teams all night.

There have been 26 strike outs and 1 run scored, largely because this clown is calling strikes that no one could actually hit. He's the poster child for automated strike zones.



 
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Jake said:
Kyle Schwarber just went off on Angel Hernandez, and it's about time. Hernandez is awful at calling balls and strikes, and frustrated both teams all night.

There have been 26 strike outs and 1 run scored, largely because this clown is calling strikes that no one could actually hit. He's the poster child for automated strike zones.



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He is the guy who will get it brought to MLB.

Ironically enough, of all major sports I still watch, MLB umpires in the field are the very best. They rarely miss anything and it's happening at such high speeds you can't even fault them when they get a tag over turned or something. Just automate the strike zones.
 
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Jaxbuck said:
He is the guy who will get it brought to MLB.

Ironically enough, of all major sports I still watch, MLB umpires in the field are the very best. They rarely miss anything and it's happening at such high speeds you can't even fault them when they get a tag over turned or something. Just automate the strike zones.
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As bad as Hernandez is, Eric Gregg (RIP) was an absolute legend. That he was working an NLCS game at all remains a mystery.

 
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