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A Picture is worth a thousand words

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Forgive and forget

 

The front page of Wednesday's Oakland Tribune featured a photograph of catcher Chris Widger tagging Mark Kotsay's foot in front of home plate, although home plate umpire Bruce Froemming ruled Kotsay safe. That call allowed Oakland to tie the game 3-3 in the fifth inning Tuesday night.

 

"The umpires are human beings and will make mistakes," Sox manager Ozzie Guillen said before Wednesday's game. "They're going to make mistakes."

Froemming, the crew chief, maintained there was "no carryover" when home plate umpire Hunter Wendelstedt ejected Guillen for the second time in as many seasons in the ninth inning Wednesday for arguing a call.

"I respect Ozzie and his players," Froemming told a pool reporter. "But if anyone gets out of line—anybody—they're just like anybody else." - Mark Gonzales, Chicago Cubune

Edited by Whitesoxfan56

Nice photo.

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thanks, looks like he was out to me

Good job on posting the photo.

 

Ozzie is right, they are human beings and will make mistakes.

 

Emphasis on the plural in mistake(s) in regards to this particular ump crew. :bang

I am sure we just have an optical illusion there. Reality has no place in blown umpire calls. I just hope it averages out for us.

The thread title is soooo true...

 

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your ridiculous greasy :lol:

he was out nough said

Oakland we get the shaft always

When was Frank on the team the Big Hurts?

Edited by Spod=Ratings

That is just frustrating to lose a few games in bad ways. Early on we lost some bad games too. Damn.

Hopefully Kenny Williams gathers up all of these clips, pictures, and everything else, and sends it into the league office... along with a request to never again let this crew work vs the Sox again. Every single questionable call went against the team, along with at least 3 blatantly wrong calls.

I put that in my sig as soon as I saw that pic last night. :angry:

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LOL thats classic santo!

QUOTE(southsider2k5 @ Apr 28, 2005 -> 02:53 PM)
Hopefully Kenny Williams gathers up all of these clips, pictures, and everything else, and sends it into the league office... along with a request to never again let this crew work vs the Sox again.  Every single questionable call went against the team, along with at least 3 blatantly wrong calls.

 

What for? Have you ever heard of a calls being reversed or games played over? The umps probably sit around and laugh at it. It's OK, we're coming home and gonna kick some Tiger ass.

QUOTE(LosMediasBlancas @ Apr 28, 2005 -> 10:51 AM)
What for? Have you ever heard of a calls being reversed or games played over? The umps probably sit around and laugh at it. It's OK, we're coming home and gonna kick some Tiger ass.

 

"never again let this crew work vs the Sox again"

QUOTE(LosMediasBlancas @ Apr 28, 2005 -> 10:51 AM)
What for? Have you ever heard of a calls being reversed or games played over? The umps probably sit around and laugh at it. It's OK, we're coming home and gonna kick some Tiger ass.

 

Actually, yes. The George Brett pine tar incident resulted in exactly that. The game was picked up from the point that call was made, and played to completion.

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