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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
PostPosted: Sun Jun 21, 2015 8:19 am 
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You sound like whiny bitches.

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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
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Upon finally seeing it not an egregious move.

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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
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pittmike wrote:
Upon finally seeing it not an egregious move.



This.

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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
PostPosted: Sun Jun 21, 2015 8:58 am 
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Having led my conference in hit batters 2 years consecutively, this is a subject that caught my attention. The rule is, the batter must make an effort to avoid being hit by the ball. But too often the batter these days wears armor padding and turns into the pitch. If it were me, I would commit this to memory and drill Tabata in the ribs the next time I face him. The guy just didn't want to be the one in all the highlights making the final out of a perfect game.


Here's the answer to that, at least in the NL where there is no DH. You can wear whatever the fuck you want at the plate, but you have to wear the same gear when you take the field. That would be the end of that.

But I don't really see it as a problem right now the way it was with Bonds, et al at the height
of the steroid era. It's not like batters are standing on the plate and destroying pitchers these days.

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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
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If a batter gets hit by a strike, it's a strike, that's a rule. If the batter gets hit by a ball and the ump doesn't think he did enough to get out of the way, he can call it a ball. Call the ump a douchebag, it was his decision to award it. The ump hardly ever will, just like they'll hardly ever call the stupid area play at 2nd base. That's the way baseball works.


I think I've only seen an umpire nullify a HBP one time in my life and that was when Joe Crede was ruled to have stuck his elbow in front of a ball on purpose, I think against Oakland.

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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
PostPosted: Sun Jun 21, 2015 8:51 pm 
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If I remember my baseball history correctly,when Don Drysdale was working on his consecutive scoreless inning streak Drysdale hit a batter with the bases loaded. However the ump determined that the batter did not make an effort to get out of the way so the hitter was brought back. Drysdale ended up getting out of the inning unscathed.


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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
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If I remember my baseball history correctly,when Don Drysdale was working on his consecutive scoreless inning streak Drysdale hit a batter with the bases loaded. However the ump determined that the batter did not make an effort to get out of the way so the hitter was brought back. Drysdale ended up getting out of the inning unscathed.

You would be correct. And the second base Ump could and should have done the same thing in this instance.

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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
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Elmhurst Steve wrote:
Having led my conference in hit batters 2 years consecutively, this is a subject that caught my attention. The rule is, the batter must make an effort to avoid being hit by the ball. But too often the batter these days wears armor padding and turns into the pitch. If it were me, I would commit this to memory and drill Tabata in the ribs the next time I face him. The guy just didn't want to be the one in all the highlights making the final out of a perfect game.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
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Elmhurst Steve wrote:
Having led my conference in hit batters 2 years consecutively, this is a subject that caught my attention.


Why would anybody believe this? You were already caught lying about playing with a guy who ended up in the pros.

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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
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You can wear whatever the fuck you want at the plate, but you have to wear the same gear when you take the field. That would be the end of that.

AMEN!
too bad that makes too much sense for MLB

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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
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Football players and hockey players should have to lose their protective gear as well. Pussies!

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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
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if scherzer wouldn't have shaken off the catcher's first 2 pitch calls maybe he doesnt throw that pitch.... in less than a second scherzer shook off the catcher more times than mark buehrle has in his entire career.


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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
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if scherzer wouldn't have shaken off the catcher's first 2 pitch calls maybe he doesnt throw that pitch.... in less than a second scherzer shook off the catcher more times than mark buehrle has in his entire career.

Yeah, if you're Max Scherzer, you don't get criticized for shaking off a catcher.

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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
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billypootons wrote:
if scherzer wouldn't have shaken off the catcher's first 2 pitch calls maybe he doesnt throw that pitch.... in less than a second scherzer shook off the catcher more times than mark buehrle has in his entire career.

Yeah, if you're Max Scherzer, you don't get criticized for shaking off a catcher.


i would agree with that comment, but how is it related to what I said?


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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
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You seem to be connecting the fact that he shook off his catcher with the fact that he blew his perfect game.

I make the comment by stating if he hadn't shaken off his catcher multiple times throughout the game, he might not have been in a position to throw a perfect game in the first place.

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 Post subject: Re: Jose Tabata
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Lesson here. Tabata did nothing wrong. Screw the unwritten rules. Max should have not thrown inside on him with a perfecto on the line. Throw a true strike and get him out. Done. This whole story is overblown like a sloppy drunk blowjob.


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