Schneider made a few terrible extra innings management decisions today.
No Schneider is an awful manager. Yes you pinch run for Vladdy but you do it when he’s on first not when he goes to 2nd. Pulled Vladdy there but not the guy in a brutal slump. It was the wrong decision or timing. But yes if you’re adamant on not pinch hitting for George you do for Biggio but didn’t do that either. Just poor management again. I would have 100% ph for Springer being that ice cold.That makes no sense. Putting KK on as the runner was the right call and they were never going to pinch hit for Springer no matter what kind of slump he is in. Biggio should have been sat down for Belt to hit. That was the mistake this inning.
I’m sure they hoped he’d get one there to get his confidence back and that strike 3 was a brutal call but I’d still pull him.Springer has absolutely tattooed 3 balls today with unfortunately nothing to show for it. 100% right call to let him bat.
No manager in baseball pinch hits for Springer in that situation.No Schneider is an awful manager. Yes you pinch run for Vladdy but you do it when he’s on first not when he goes to 2nd. Pulled Vladdy there but not the guy in a brutal slump. It was the wrong decision or timing. But yes if you’re adamant on not pinch hitting for George you do for Biggio but didn’t do that either. Just poor management again. I would have 100% ph for Springer being that ice cold.
We are lucky the Angels were brutal all weekend with risp.
I’m sure they hoped he’d get one there to get his confidence back and that strike 3 was a brutal call but I’d still pull him.
No manager in baseball pinch hits for Springer in that situation.
Probably why I’m not a manager but I would have with my player that hasn’t hit in a week at a critical point in the gameNo manager in baseball pinch hits for Springer in that situation.
If you are unfamiliar with closecall sports it's a really good follow to learn the actual rules instead of homerism from players managers and broadcastersPhil Nevin losing his mind. For all the stupid ejections we see, how did he not get ejected there? Then he tried to get at the ump after the game. Yikes.
Also, the announcers going on and on about the bad call on the third strike there, going as far as to say it was "a couple balls outside" even though Gameday shows it being maybe a quarter inch off the plate and the fact that they watched the overhead camera view that showed it actually caught plenty of the plate...
Kirk getting jobbed out by two calls that were up.
If you are unfamiliar with closecall sports it's a really good follow to learn the actual rules instead of homerism from players managers and broadcasters
It's just further 'conditioning' of humans to never trust anything they see for themselves, just blindly believe what you are told.Nice, that's really well done and I hadn't heard of it. The part that really got me (and it's in one of the clips on that video) is the announcers watching the overhead replay where you see that the ball went over the plate and saying "Yeah, you can see it was off the plate there." I just don't get it.
Seems a little more conspiratorial that what I was going for... I figure he wasn't paying attention to the replay or had a bias or something.It's just further 'conditioning' of humans to never trust anything they see for themselves, just blindly believe what you are told.
Been going on for many years now everywhere.
In all sports it's occuring.Seems a little more conspiratorial that what I was going for... I figure he wasn't paying attention to the replay or had a bias or something.