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Forget for a minute the identity of the player sliding into 3rd base. I think the pertinent question now is:
Were these two photos taken a split second apart? If the evidence indicates they are photos from the same play at third, then we know the baserunner is the same in both photos. Tim's comparison of both photos is right on the mark (see below). One additional point of comparison is the light-colored stripe along Lord's right pant leg and belt. Closely compare the pant stripe pattern between the two photos - from the belt area down to the sock - and it is clear that they match. --The belt area in the top photo is a bit brighter, and that additional brightness is also seen in the bottom photo - and in the same pattern. --Look at the stripe on Lord's right knee. It bends a certain way with the wrinkle in his pants. That same little bend in the stripe is seen on his knee in the bottom photo as well. If these were two different plays at 3rd, the odds of a match in the stripe pattern are exceedingly small. Without even considering the player's identity, the matching stripe pattern - along with Tim's observations below - indicates that these two photos were taken a split second apart on the same play. By the way I don't own this card, but I think this is a fascinating discussion. Tim's observations: 1) The photos as pointed out before were taken from two different angles. The bottom photo was further up the 3rd baseline than the top. 2) Lord's right hand, Lord's head, and Joe's right arm all have moved proportionally from one photo to the next. Joe's right leg, Lord's feet, and Joe's head have all maintained their position. Nothing is out of place from one photo to the next. 3) The angles surrounding the bag including the curvature on the home plate side are identical. In addition - 4) The dark pattern on the side of 3rd base matches in both photos. 5) Lord's right knee is bending forward in the second photo compared to the first. This is consistent with the 2nd photo being taken a split second after the first as Lord bends down closer to tag the runner. Paul C. |
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