Umpire lies about strike 3 call, a breakdown #baseball #losangeles #angels #whitesox #mlb #chicago

"What? You said out." Every infielder is

like, "No, dude. You said out. Like, you

said out. We all saw it. He can't It

can't be drop third strike." And he gets

to go to first. This breakdown's brought

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get Empire Doug Edings immediately

defending himself. No, that's just my

mechanic. That's just my mechanic.

I didn't call him out. And so the

manager is like, "Hey, hey, Doug.

Doug, you called him out.

You went like that.

>> That's my mechanic, Mike. I didn't call

him out. That's my That's my mechanic.

No way.

>> No. Mike. Mike. Mike. Hold up. Hold.

Just listen to me." Okay. And he's

listening. And he's tuned in. He's

focused. The eyes are locked in. This is

what you're telling me. What? What?

Dude, what do you what? Now, let's

watch. It's a swing. He puts his right

arm out. The signal swing. And then he

drops the hammer right there. And that

everyone assumes means batters out. He's

saying that's just concluding that it's

a swinging strike. And it didn't mean he

called him out. Now, this is what Doug

Edings had to say after the game. My

interpretation is that's my strike three

mechanic when it's a swinging strike. If

you watch, that's what I do the whole

entire game. But Doug, the atbat before

ended on the same thing. And that's not

what you did. You threw the right arm

out and then you waited very intently

until the tag was made to say batters

out. So feel like you lied. How did this

affect the game? Again, we're bottom of

the ninth inning in a tie game. Pinch

runner immediately steals second base.

So now Bzinski, the drop third strike,

becomes the go-ahead runner in scoring

position. The next batter hits a double

off the wall and the pinch runner rounds

third, touches home and is the winning

run. Thank you very much for tuning in.

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