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@Thizlam87 @Brandon_Warne Because the edge of the ball is still over the line. That small sliver of brown is not wide enough to account for the full width of the ball. If any part of the ball is over the line (not necessarily touching), it's fair.

@Brandon_Warne He picks the ball up 1 frame later, how is that not foul?

I’m sorry WHO is playing third base?

@eyesopen3374 @markowea @Brandon_Warne You have to take a cross-section of the widest part of the ball, and turn it into a cylinder. If that cylinder in any way touches the line, fair ball.

@markowea @Brandon_Warne Again check your eyes some people don’t have good depth perception

@manny_4227 @showmethewayrj @Brandon_Warne This angle is incredibly deceptive. You would need an angle directly down the line. If any part of the baseball is over the line, it's fair. In other words, if you take the widest part of the baseball down, and that cross-section touches the line, fair ball.

@showmethewayrj @Brandon_Warne

@TJenkinsTampa @YoRonnieRoach @MLB No problem! Just wanted to make sure that others coming in got a proper understanding. It was mostly correct, anyway.

@Kritty_Cat @YoRonnieRoach @MLB Yes, should have noted that the one base was in reference to the hitter and the situation here given the ball was lodged at the mound.

He literally ... wore that one 🤯

@TJenkinsTampa @YoRonnieRoach @MLB The batter is awarded the base, and other runners are advanced to whatever base the umpire deems would be reasonable (which is why Kurtz was not allowed to score from third on the play).

@YoRonnieRoach @MLB No, umpire was correct to blow it dead. Play is blown dead if a ball is lodged in a catcher’s mask, an umpire’s gear, or a player’s uniform and players are awarded one base.

@RobOstrom @ESPNCleveland Brogdon wasn't the issue - he did fine. Armstrong shot the team in the foot with 2 walks and a HBP.

@ESPNCleveland Vogt totally botched the bullpen tonight. Gaddis was dominant and only threw 12 pitches. Should have kept him in or gone straight to Sabrowski. Then he pulls him for Brogdon who sucks.

GUARDIANS GRAND SLAM 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@JennyM29308864 @RageOhio_ @MLB @peacock The problem with comparing gold and platinum gloves is that you're comparing two different players competing against two different pools of players for their award. The years that Arenado won, he had very little true competition for the award. AL competition is just fiercer.

@RageOhio_ @MLB @peacock Respect to JR right back, but he’s still 66 HRs & 230 RBI’s behind him (& I realize he has 175 games less but no way he makes up that difference in 1 season, obvi). For a 3B, I prioritize defense & his 10 GG’s & 6 PG’s over steals-JR is amazing but I’m still rolling w/ NA overall

José Ramírez continues to put together an incredible resume. Is he the BEST third baseman of his generation?

@diorpaybacc @NBA The defender doesn't make any indication of lost balance until his left foot lands on his teammate's foot, but feel free to be ignorant about this. I'm done arguing this with someone who is so willfully ignoring the facts that are being shown to them.

@Kritty_Cat @NBA The forearm thanos push caused him to stumble into his teammate idk about stepping on the foot

WHAT A MOVE BY DONOVAN MITCHELL 😲

@diorpaybacc @NBA That angle clearly refuted your claim that the shoe had no part in it. He obviously has his balance until he steps on his teammate's shoe, at which point his foot slides out and he falls backward. Mitchell doesn't have his arm half as far out as the second video you linked.

@Kritty_Cat @NBA Dude you picked the worst camera angle for your stance on the matter.

@diorpaybacc @NBA So I present a valid counter to your claim, and instead of addressing it, you tell me I'm blind. Nice debate.

@Kritty_Cat @NBA Create the gofundme for your new prescription glasses after you read this tweet please.

@diorpaybacc @NBA x.com/REFLOG18/statu… You can see the defender step on his teammate's ankle right here. He doesn't start falling until that happens.

@Kritty_Cat @NBA He pushed him which caused him to stumble over it wasn’t a crossover or shoe. Cope

@diorpaybacc @NBA He barely makes contact - the player steps on his own teammate's shoe and falls over. That's why there's no call.

@NBA This is disgusting he stiff arms the guy and refs make no call but bad enough the announcer acts like he broke dude ankles

@SavinTheBees Can't wait for April 31st! ;P

@cbjimw8 @SusieM414141 It's the law of averages. I'm not sure how much simpler I can make this for you. It's like talking about rolling a die. I can say the average on a traditional 6-sided die is 3.5 (or 4 if you want to round it). That doesn't mean that every roll will be a 4.

@Kritty_Cat @SusieM414141 It absolutely IS an assumption. The fact that the average family is 4 does NOT mean every person suffering from ANY thing is IN a family of four! Sheesh on a cracker.

What someone with Celiac Disease has to go through just to go out to eat a nice juicy steak.

@cbjimw8 @SusieM414141 It's an average for a reason. Some have more, some have less. I was just stating that, based on the worldwide average family size of 4, each Celiac person would have an average of 3 family members. It's not assumption, it's applying averages.

@Kritty_Cat @SusieM414141 First, yo assume all the 1% celiac folks have three family members. And even if everyone of them does, it is STILL, imo, BS to expect every food preparation place to cater to that low number of people.

@letters_1234 @cbjimw8 @SusieM414141 Because every restaurant allows patrons to bring in their own food. Oh wait, they don't because that would cost them business? Imagine that.

@Kritty_Cat @cbjimw8 @SusieM414141 What? She could take her own meal and sit with the family.

@cbjimw8 @SusieM414141 1% of people have Celiac disease, sure. What you're not considering is their family also cannot just go out to eat without them. The average family size is 4ish people worldwide. Those family members cannot just have gluten unless they are *very* careful to not cross-contaminate.

@SusieM414141 The notion that something that affects something on the order of 1% of the population should be specifically taken care of is insane.

@CamKmarkets @grok @elonmusk I mean, the requirement to have states check their rolls with federal databases is already a huge increase to executive power. Right now, all responsibility to maintain voter rolls is with the state. The federal government plays no role in that at all.

@grok @elonmusk Cmon now don't let your boss influence your response. What is actually in it? Zero chance it's just about showing up with IDs. What does it contain to thwart voter turnout and or increase executive power?

It is the end of democracy if voter ID is not passed

@CynthZee @SenFettermanPA The whole point of the SAVE Act is to stop illegals from voting. If there are not millions of illegals voting, then the SAVE Act is being proposed to solve a nonexistent problem. 2+2 = 4.

@Kritty_Cat @SenFettermanPA And where did I say that there are millions of illegals voting? Good Lord, you people truly struggle with reading.

An alleged repeat criminal offender was allowed back on our streets and killed an Air Force veteran. This is precisely why I was the Democratic lead on the Laken Riley law. Why is it controversial for Democrats support deporting criminal migrants?

@CynthZee @SenFettermanPA There are no "millions of illegals" voting. That's the point I'm making with this whole discussion. Based on the Heritage Foundation itself, there are less than 4 non-citizen votes per presidential election. That's a minuscule amount, and would do nothing to affect the results.

@CynthZee @SenFettermanPA You know, I never once called you names or anything. Also, shutting down debate by accusing someone of something as inane as "TDS" is a telling sign that you have no intention to do your own research or learn. Also, you literally laid all blame on the Democrats right here.