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Anyone think those horns in the Mets/Marlins series in Puerto Rico are annoying as hell?

That sound pumps me up so much.

Man that was heavy stuff. Thanks for posting.

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I dont even care if that guy is a dirty Flyers fan. You dont **** with a guy when hes watching a playoff game!

Was that a Redskins hat I saw? Im ashamed.

Oh my God. Soccer boner had me rolling.

Everything about that video is perfect. A classic.

Baltika #6 is now my favorite beer in the world. A nice, smooth chocolate malty beer. Comes in 16 ounce bottles. It gets you nice and tight.

I dont think so. It looks like he thought the call was pretty close, maybe even a tie. And a tie always goes to the runner. You have to think about this from both sides. What if it was a close play and the runner was called out, but replays showed that the runner was actually safe. Then you have controversy over apitcher having a perfect game even though he really didnt. You call it as you see it, and try not to be swayed be any circumstances at hand. Clean and unbiased. If you start making exceptions here or there, thats when you go downhill.

I dont know if this has been posted yet, but for Joyce's sake I'm going to post it anyway to make sure his thoughts are heard by everyone. http://mlb.mlb.com/video/play.jsp?content_id=8632475

What also gets me is that whoever the umpire at second base was, he had to have a good view of the play as well. Even without saying he was blocked he should have had a umpire meeting, you are right. Are we to believe that the ump at second base didnt see that play at least well enough to talk it over with Joyce?

No no. You dont suspend him. He really isnt a bad umpire at all. He has a good reputation. I didnt know he was actually voted one of the best by the players until now, but I've never heard anyone say anything negative about him. You dont just suspend a guy over a missed call like that, regardless of the situation, important or not. Dont forget that umpires feel pressure in these situations too. Its not just the players that are nervous on the brink of a perfect game or no hitter.

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So? You can miss calls in both sports. Whether its a historic call or not, it doesnt matter.

Ed Hochuli?

Has there ever been a situation where a call like this has been reversed afterward? I cant think of any, but this is a good time to start. As commissioner Bud Selig can do pretty much anything. I really think he should look into overturning this call.

Ive never laughed so hard. NSFW

Braden did it in 109 pitches, which is pretty good.

That was pretty brutal.

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