Blue Jays GDT: 2021 v2 |Next: Wed, Apr 21| @ Bos |7pm ET/4pm PT | Thornton vs Richards

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Is it just me but doesn't every Biggio throw look like he has to put everything in it? Compensating for a weak arm. Its rough watching sometimes. Nothing graceful. Feels like his arm is eventually going to fall off.
 
Is it just me but doesn't every Biggio throw look like he has to put everything in it? Compensating for a weak arm. Its rough watching sometimes. Nothing graceful. Feels like his arm is eventually going to fall off.

Except that Semien chose to play 2nd, it's why I would've much preferred Biggio to stay at 2nd and Semien to play 3rd. Cavan just doesn't have the arm for 3B. Because he does have to max effort it just to get across the diamond at a slow pace.
 
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The hell are they even doing?

This seems like good evidence that the umpires don't even understand the rules and procedures of their own game.
 
WTF was that? Boone too, what in the world did he even see? I don't trust Buck, is catcher interference a reviewable play?

I'm getting conflicting info from google. There's someone whinging on Reddit in 2017 saying it was reviewable but shouldn't be, and then there's the beginnings of a BP article from 2019 that I can't read without a membership that suggests it isn't reviewable (but should be).

I'm inclined to believe the former over the latter, which means Buck is right and it's not a reviewable incident. But we don't even know if that's what they were looking at (and if it was it sure took them a hell of a long time to make a ruling when the broadcast side-view camera was pretty cut and dry that his bat never came anywhere close to Jansen's glove.
 
WTF was that? Boone too, what in the world did he even see? I don't trust Buck, is catcher interference a reviewable play?

I'm getting conflicting info from google. There's someone whinging on Reddit in 2017 saying it was reviewable but shouldn't be, and then there's the beginnings of a BP article from 2019 that I can't read without a membership that suggests it isn't.

I'm inclined to believe the former over the latter, which means Buck is right and it's not a reviewable incident. But we don't even know if that's what they were looking at (and if it was it sure took them a hell of a long time to make a ruling when the broadcast side-view camera was pretty cut and dry that his bat never came anywhere close to Jansen's glove.
 
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