I was barking at the TV on Roberston's 4 pitch walk to Jayson Werth. It's just evidence, and it...

I was barking at the TV on Roberston's 4 pitch walk to Jayson Werth.
It's just evidence, and it won't change the outcome of the game. But it makes me feel a little better to see I'm not crazy.

over 2 years ago jscape2000 7 comments 0 recs |

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It went both ways.

Lee should have struck out the side in the 9th. But there were a few strikes called ball. So it went both ways.

Officiating has been horrible so far.

Bleed green, or don't bleed at all!

by yophillybro on Oct 29, 2009 3:19 PM EDT reply actions

Yup.

There was one batter for the Phils late in the game who took 5 balls, and was called out looking on strikes.

by Rachmaninoff on Oct 29, 2009 3:20 PM EDT up reply actions

This is why I'm not worried about Robertson

Shafted by the Umps.

And is it just me, or is Werth sneaky big and the most physically intimidating man in that lineup. He looks like a shaved Sasquatch when he’s up there.

Sort of like A-Rod, actually…they just look physically bigger than their teammates (I mean, not Howard, but his physique isn’t exactly intimidating).

by PortlandYankee on Oct 29, 2009 3:20 PM EDT reply actions

Yeah it was poor calling, and it pry threw Robertson off his game

but it was not the reason the Yankees lost. We have benefited from some close calls (like the Posada walk in the ALCS). The umpiring seemed consistent and now’s not the time to be harping on balls/strike unless they blatantly cost us the game. I don’t want this to turn into HH.

by Monotonousblob on Oct 29, 2009 3:20 PM EDT reply actions