This is truly bizarre. Maybe because there was a long walk back after the foul ball. Literally nobody was paying attention. The managers, the defense, the pitcher, the announcers, the catcher, the hitter even... they all missed it. This is a very bizarre phenomenon that needs to be studied.
Has to one of the craziest things in baseball. How could the Pitcher, Catcher, Ump, Announcers, scoreboard operator, Fans…Alex Cora gets a pass. He’s asleep most of the time anyway.
WOW! What if the Astros were losing AND the last pitch in this at bat resulted in the winning homerun resulting in a one run Astros win AND the Red Sox miss the playoffs by one game AND/OR the Astros earn the final playoff spot by one game AND none of this gets noticed by countless spectators at the game and at home and on the internet UNTIL somebody somewhere checks this particular replay AFTER the Astros win this year's World Series? (Phew! World's longest question. ) If this were the case, the entire umpiring crew at this game could never order a steak, get a cab or even book a hotel room anywhere in ALL of New England. Hilarious stuff!
@@payasofeo69 Good point. BUT, I would think once he hits the button it would clear out the count to 0-0. But maybe he's not allowed to until the call is confirmed by the commentator.
The only person in the World who thought that high and in BALL was a strike, and called it a 'strike' was the umpire LOL... Umpires needs to be tested... (Even the pitcher knew it was a ball, everybody knew it)
Yordan leads the mlb on base percentage...yordan knew he was getting away with an extra strike he was swinging at anything on the Last pitch before the umpires noticed it.
This is truly bizarre. Maybe because there was a long walk back after the foul ball. Literally nobody was paying attention. The managers, the defense, the pitcher, the announcers, the catcher, the hitter even... they all missed it. This is a very bizarre phenomenon that needs to be studied.
I'm pretty sure it's because of the way the ump called strike 3, he didn't do some dramatic strikeout call he just acted like it was strike 1 or 2.
But the players on the Sox, especially Hill and the catcher should have known regardless. It is pretty strange.
I was watching live and somehow even I didn’t notice
Umpire ultimately responsible but everyone was asleep at the wheel.
Of all people, you would think that the pitcher would be aware of the count. He struck the guy out.
The TV scoreboard missed it, everybody missed it. I'm truly in awe.
Yea this is it. This is the vid right here to describe umpiring in 2022.
Not just bad umpiring--bad managing, bad coaching, bad announcing, bad scoreboard operating, etc.
scoreboard had it at 1-2 before the third strike was called tho. they knew the count
Even the announcers didn't pick up on it
What how dude no one else noticed how is this just bad umpiring?
@@kellenthemelon226 it ain’t anybody else’s job but the umpires to make the right calls and they have been screwing games over all year.
Hey Chart Party, we found something!
Astros always finding new ways to cheat
Golden comment 😂
@@LALAKERSHOW lame overused comment
Has to one of the craziest things in baseball. How could the Pitcher, Catcher, Ump, Announcers, scoreboard operator, Fans…Alex Cora gets a pass. He’s asleep most of the time anyway.
Because PU strike signal is terrible
Cora was too busy trying to find his stick to hit the trashcan.
The NESN scoreboard operator actually got it right but he seems to be the only one that knew what was going on. Neither broadcast team noticed
Christian Vazquez would've noticed it
WOW! What if the Astros were losing AND the last pitch in this at bat resulted in the winning homerun resulting in a one run Astros win AND the Red Sox miss the playoffs by one game AND/OR the Astros earn the final playoff spot by one game AND none of this gets noticed by countless spectators at the game and at home and on the internet UNTIL somebody somewhere checks this particular replay AFTER the Astros win this year's World Series?
(Phew! World's longest question. )
If this were the case, the entire umpiring crew at this game could never order a steak, get a cab or even book a hotel room anywhere in ALL of New England.
Hilarious stuff!
How does the TV scoreboard person miss it?? Does he not flip a 'clicker' on every strike?
Don’t think showing 1-3 is even an option… Batter is out and he resets the count. Guess he didn’t want to reset it and was confused why he wasn’t out.
@@payasofeo69 Good point. BUT, I would think once he hits the button it would clear out the count to 0-0. But maybe he's not allowed to until the call is confirmed by the commentator.
TV scoreboards have been known to be wrong as well.
The only person in the World who thought that high and in BALL was a strike, and called it a 'strike' was the umpire LOL... Umpires needs to be tested... (Even the pitcher knew it was a ball, everybody knew it)
Weird frame job because I think it was misplaced, but although close, it does seem to be a strike.
And he still Couldn’t get a hit 😹
He’s gotten plenty of hits this season lil homie !!
Yordan leads the mlb on base percentage...yordan knew he was getting away with an extra strike he was swinging at anything on the Last pitch before the umpires noticed it.
Nobody notices it? A lot of people did weird play for sure