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Old 09-18-2013, 01:29 PM
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That wasn't a very good slide. I am going with the staged one above.....
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Obviously the danger of sliding too hard through the base.

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The left fielder doesn't look too thrilled...
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No he doesn't. And another question. Why does the fielder have the glove on the slider, it has no ball in it? It's as though he is holding him off the base? All he had to do for the play is tag him with the ball. The runner wouldn't be out had he got tagged with a glove without a ball in it.
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No he doesn't. And another question. Why does the fielder have the glove on the slider, it has no ball in it? It's as though he is holding him off the base? All he had to do for the play is tag him with the ball. The runner wouldn't be out had he got tagged with a glove without a ball in it.

Yep. Maybe he got flustered when the 2nd baseman pulled out his Iphone to take the picture?......
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Clearly the guy in the back is drawing a chalk line around the corpse.
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