Pitch clock hit 0 so Suarez stepped out but the ump didn't call it so he had to step back

strike three and he would have been out.

That would have stunk. But it wasn't. He

wasn't asking for time. Now the bench is

yelling at the umpire. He says, "Stop.

Stop. I'm telling you to stop." Mickey

Caps is yelling back probably in

Spanish, but if it was English, I would

say it looks like, "Let it go. Let it

go. LET IT GO. LET IT GO."

All right. Come on. Jeez.

Here's what happened. The catcher is

waving to the pitcher. Nola saying,

"Come on, throw the ball. Throw the

ball. Throw the ball." Timer's going

out. Timer goes out. Suarez steps out.

It's like, "Blue, blue." Okay. So, you

got the You got the catcher saying,

"Come on, dude. Throw the ball. Throw

the ball. We're running out of time."

Pitch clock is going. It hits zero.

Suarez saying, "Blue, you seeing that?

Hey, do you get that?" umpire says, "No,

I What are you talking about?" So, he

has to step back in and foul it off.

Now, look at the wide. You're going to

see these two clocks dead center.

They're at 1 second here.

Now

they're at zero. Okay, 1 second, zero.

And that's when it all goes down. And it

should have been a pitch clock

violation. It should have been ball

three. Instead, he had to step back in

the box, fight it off. So, it wasn't

strike three. Takes the next pitch.

Could have been ball four, but you can't

really play that game. And then the next

one is strike three. And he's out. But

it wasn't that he wanted time. It was

that the time ran