Machado didn't stop after Pedroia

[redseat]

Dirty scummy play!

You don't slide that far away from the bag!

 

[redseat]

MLB better fine this POS

 

[tabascojet]

meh....just a hard baseball move imo

 

[Nasty_Magician]

Yeah I've got no problem with that.

 

[Carnzo]

Dirty bastard

 

[redseat]

Yeah I've got no problem with that.

You're joking right? Absolutely no business sliding like he did there

Bush league

 

[Nasty_Magician]

You're joking right? Absolutely no business sliding like he did there

Bush league

It's a legal play, he didn't lift his cleats up to dig him. What's the alternative? He collides with him a la Albert Belle/Jose Vina? Does he just stand there blocking the throw?

 

[redseat]

It's a legal play, he didn't lift his cleats up to dig him. What's the alternative? He collides with him a la Albert Belle/Jose Vina? Does he just stand there blocking the throw?

He had plenty of time to stop and not take him out like he did... Machado is a piece of shit and nothing you can say will change my mind

 

[Picklerick 2.0]

Dirty scummy play!

You don't slide that far away from the bag!

Ty Cobb used to sharpen his cleats before game time, but i get what you are saying.

 

[DHoey]

It's not over 60 softball. that play was just fine.

 

[RobToxin]

I'm kind of confused about the rules here.

A few weeks back, didn't we have a play where a batter was called safe because of pitcher's interference. When throwing the ball to first, he no longer had the ball and therefore was guilty of interference?

So, wouldn't that letter of the law mean that once the fielder threw the ball, he was in Machado's way and therefore guilty of interference?

People talk about baseball's unwritten rules. They need to fix the ones that are written.

Especially the fucktardian ones.

 

[tabascojet]

I'm kind of confused about the rules here.

A few weeks back, didn't we have a play where a batter was called safe because of pitcher's interference. When throwing the ball to first, he no longer had the ball and therefore was guilty of interference?

So, wouldn't that letter of the law mean that once the fielder threw the ball, he was in Machado's way and therefore guilty of interference?

People talk about baseball's unwritten rules. They need to fix the ones that are written.

Especially the fucktardian ones.

If the 2nd baseman enters the runners path while fielding the play its not interference

 

[Fish]

I'm kind of confused about the rules here.

A few weeks back, didn't we have a play where a batter was called safe because of pitcher's interference. When throwing the ball to first, he no longer had the ball and therefore was guilty of interference?

So, wouldn't that letter of the law mean that once the fielder threw the ball, he was in Machado's way and therefore guilty of interference?

People talk about baseball's unwritten rules. They need to fix the ones that are written.

Especially the fucktardian ones.

He didn't throw the ball.

 

[nynasty]

Meh. That's just Buck Showalter baseball.