Steve
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As the discussion over the bases-loaded play in the bottom of the ninth in Game 7 continues, one thing I haven’t seen pointed out: Blue Jays third-base coach Carlos Febles marked the exact spot where he wanted Isiah Kiner-Falefa to lead off. There are so many elements to this one play. Should he have taken another step? He was told not to, a point reinforced by other players, who have rightly pointed out that the fear of getting doubled off prompts coaches to keep runners close to the bag. Should he have run through home? Maybe, but it’s damn near impossible, with the speed of the game, to know where the throw is taking the catcher, and sliding is the standard practice. Regardless, it’s illustrative of how many decisions go into a single play — and illustrates the nuances of the game that so often go unseen.


IKF moves Vladdy to third with a sac bunt!












@Chill1612 @Yat907 @KPILLAR4 Thanks for the October lesson, Game 5 is Friday , is that normal rest period for a pitcher? He was always going to be ready for game 5 . He could start game 5 if needed whether he was pulled or not



















