GDT 9/15/20 Braves @ Orioles WTF Is Acuña Doing?

[Garmel]

Was it mentioned what Ynoa's injury was? I haven't heard a peep.

[clvclv]

Was it mentioned what Ynoa's injury was? I haven't heard a peep.

Hurt himself by throwing so many more strikes than most of the SPs have lately.

[CyYoung31]

Was it mentioned what Ynoa's injury was? I haven't heard a peep.

Too much juice in the caboose.

[Dalyn]

Since Freeman was out because he went past the bag, is that considered a double since he was technically safe at the bag before going past it?

[thewupk]

Since Freeman was out because he went past the bag, is that considered a double since he was technically safe at the bag before going past it?

I'd still consider it a single

[Dalyn]

I'd still consider it a single

I think it was. Just curious what the wording of the rule is, or if it falls under official scorer's discretion?

[bravesfanMatt]

I think it was. Just curious what the wording of the rule is, or if it falls under official scorer's discretion?

It is no different than a caught stealing when they pop up or slide past. I think you have to be safe first then out before it is a double. Either rounding the bag or out at third.

[Enscheff]

I think it was. Just curious what the wording of the rule is, or if it falls under official scorer's discretion?

It all depends on if he slid or not...

Rule 10.06 (c): http://www.mlb.com/mlb/downloads/y20...ial_scorer.pdf

When the batter attempts to make a two-base hit or a three-base hit by sliding, he must hold the last base to which he advances. If a batter-runner overslides and is tagged out before getting back to the base safely, he shall be credited with only as many bases as he attained safely. If a batter-runner overslides second base and is tagged out, the official scorer shall credited him with a one-base hit; if the batterrunner overslides third base and is tagged out, the official scorer shall credit him with a two-base hit.

Rule 10.06(c) Comment: If the batter-runner overruns second or third base and is tagged out trying to return, the official scorer shall credit the batter-runner with the last base he touched. If a batterrunner runs past second base after reaching that base on his feet, attempts to return and is tagged out, the official scorer shall credit the batter with a two-base hit. If a batter-runner runs past third base after reaching that base on his feet, attempts to return and is tagged out, the official scorer shall credit the batter with a three-base hit.

[Dalyn]

It all depends on if he slid or not...

Rule 10.06 (c): http://www.mlb.com/mlb/downloads/y20...ial_scorer.pdf

When the batter attempts to make a two-base hit or a three-base hit by sliding, he must hold the last base to which he advances. If a batter-runner overslides and is tagged out before getting back to the base safely, he shall be credited with only as many bases as he attained safely. If a batter-runner overslides second base and is tagged out, the official scorer shall credited him with a one-base hit; if the batterrunner overslides third base and is tagged out, the official scorer shall credit him with a two-base hit.

Rule 10.06(c) Comment: If the batter-runner overruns second or third base and is tagged out trying to return, the official scorer shall credit the batter-runner with the last base he touched. If a batterrunner runs past second base after reaching that base on his feet, attempts to return and is tagged out, the official scorer shall credit the batter with a two-base hit. If a batter-runner runs past third base after reaching that base on his feet, attempts to return and is tagged out, the official scorer shall credit the batter with a three-base hit.

Thank you.

[GovClintonTyree]

Hurt himself by throwing so many more strikes than most of the SPs have lately.

Right. Throw that 35th strike and your arm falls off.