MLB Runners missing Bases
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Is it just me or does that last one look like he grazed the bag and was the wrong call?
Yeah I saw that too , but it looked like he was probably out at home anyway
Hard to tell with early-1990s cameras. He might have grazed it, but he also might have missed it by less than an inch. :P
I can definitely see a little puff of white when he grazed the bag, but it's so much easier these days with slo-mo and pause/play :-D
I was thinking the same thing
Yep ... I was just gonna comment this, you can see the dust fly when he touches.
0:59 iT wAsNt eVeN cLoWsE
hahahah i didnt notice it at first
Lmao
I saw that and went right to the comments
Same here, lol. CLAUS!
dude is the worst broadcaster ever lol
5:46. Looks like he grazed the top of the bag and dust came up. 🕵️
Will Crespo yea
That what I was going to say
I agree
Yeah!
yea
5:10 was hilarious! The catcher and pitcher were both oblivious, so the runner didn't want to draw attention to himself. Would have been even funnier if he just stood around and delayed stepping on home as long as possible.
0:59 “It was even *CLAOSE* .”
Last baserunner clearly touched 3rd base
He did. Simply look at the white chalk from 3rd base. That’s all it takes.
@@MrLaneSir you can blow off dust from a bag without touching it.
@@gotacallfromvishal Respectfully disagree with you sir!!! The Chalk is as important as the field itself.
@darklordster Because the chalk can also determine fair and foul balls too. That's why it's important. That's all.
@darklordster Braves fans are as bad as Red Sox fans. Except instead of hateing a particular team, they're pretentious- narsacists amd hate everyone.
5:44 - he dragged his foot over third base, TOUCHING IT. Watch it at 0.25 speed, and you'll see it.
Pilletta Doinswartsh you can see debris pop up
Thats what I saw!
You can see that he touched it in normal speed
I was just about to point this out too
0:58 it wasn't even kLAuSZ
I know the Khris Davis one was ultimately overturned but the fact that it was that close... I had to put it on the list. He was called out by the umpires and it took a replay review to overturn. Don’t do that!
Yeah but you can't tell me that the umpire saw him miss the plate. It was way too close for them to call it. Review it, maybe. But the umpire better be damn sure he kissed it for him to make that call, and he could not have been because they reversed it. it.
@@jbsmg I think you meant "missed" not "kissed".
I don't understand the Kris Davis one. When a home run is hit, the batter has to go around the bases. But unless there's a time limit on how long the runner has to do this, then couldn't Davis have simply went back out and touched home. Even 5 minutes later.
@@Cybrsk8r Yes, but he didn't.
D yep your right once you go in the dugout it’s considered dead ball nothing can happen until next pitch
3:45 he did touch because there wasn’t dirt there before plus you can see his heel go down
New Accout it was clearly overturned idiot
Randy Randomson no he didn’t asshole
Randy Randomson good one
Randy Randomson he clearly typed that before they overturned it
5:46 his foot skimmed the top of the bag
I came here to make this comment. Its very clear from that angle and replay that his right foot skimmed the bag. You see the bag move and dust fly up.
0:58
"IT WASN'T EVEN cLoWsE"
Gummy lol I noticed that too
How about players destroying their old team
Luke McClanahan It would be Jedd Gyorko Highlights vs the Padres
And Mike Napoli vs. the Angels
0:59 what happened with his voice?!
Wasn't even clouse
David Justice scraped the top of the bag. You can see him knock the dust off
Or maybe the gust of wind from him just missing it ?
I agree.
That was the second blown call in the compilation.
Yeah I thought I grazed the top of it with his toe. Not 100% conclusive but I think he touched it just barely.
On the last one you could clearly see his foot scrape the top of the base even moves from his foot hitting it @ 5:43
The base never moved
@@dfm-fn1qg, I saw the corner of the base move also. And, you can clearly see him hitting the top of the bag as he turns towards home!
@@raiderghost2475 I didn't see the corner move. Maybe it did, but I didn't see it
@@dfm-fn1qg,no big deal brother, I'm not one to get on here and make a big deal out of nothing. I honestly thought that I also saw, not only the movement of the bag but, the foot tagging the base as he passed. That's why we're all allowed our opinions though brother! Sometimes we're wrong, sometimes we're right on, we're only human!
@@raiderghost2475 fucking period.
0:59 he wasn't even clause in saying close....
Sorry, but if you hit a home run it shouldn't matter if you "touch em all" or not. You hit the ball OUT OF THE PARK.
You still have to touch every bag, the point isn't where the ball is it's the fact that the ball isn't returnable as to why you are allowed to "touch em all". That's why an inside the park HR is still counted as a HR because you touched em all before the ball could be returned to make a play.
The first one with Hanley Ramirez is heads up play by Hanley, but ABSOLUTELY AWFUL umpiring by the first base umpire. He had no clue what was going on and wasnt looking at what he should have been looking at and was out of position. As an umpire thats just disheartening to see. Obviously he wasnt paying attention before the pitch was, nor running through his checklists.
Wayde Baker your not an umpire that’s bullshit. He was watching and had to make a call but fucked up and realized he was wrong and was waiting for an appeal. As an umpire you fuck up some times it happens you would know that if you were an umpire. He knows more about the game than you and me.
This is so painful a comment and response, it deserves a reply even a year later.
That umpiring was handled 100% textbook, but, as always, there's a youtube peanut gallery to spread misinformation.
@@sushimemestar2210 No, the umpire did nothing wrong. The umpire knew the bag was missed and was waiting for the first baseman to make a proper appeal by telling the him the runner missed the bag.
As a player who gets paid tens of millions of dollars and train night and day, how the hell do you miss a bag?
Don’t know! Minimum wage in MLB is over half a million dollars a year!! 7$ an hour vs 510,000$...
It’s not like it happens every day or something. Money has nothing to do with it. I’m sure you make a mistake at your job every now and again. Shit happens.
@@chevelle6305 Ya but when I have one goal at that moment no I don't. If I was getting paid what Nelson Cruz is making then I'm sure as hell going to complete the task at hand.
BOSTON2001 My bad, I didn’t realize you were a perfect human being.
@@chevelle6305 It's not called perfect lol. It's called being focused.
i always wondered why they tagged the baserunner after they clearly beat the throw to first and now I know
Ikr I've seen the SS tag someone at second when they're totally safe, never understood why until now
David Justice touched 3rd base!
0:59 was that an audio error? or did his voice box decide not to say close
*KLAUSE*
Blooper
On the last base runner video he skinned the bag clearly so they must be blind
Make a video about triple plays
It happened to me once, I was 11 and I missed the plate in a close game, it still haunts me until this day
I missed first in a little league game, slowed down to look around, and then kept going. Glad I got away with it, because I'm not a great baserunner to begin with and the coach would've been screaming at me for that.
same, except i was good cuz they didn’t appeal it lol. i once hit an inside the park homerun and missed 2nd base, but they never appealed it
No one's talking about Vin Scully's laugh at 1:29
Fans throwing stuff on the field
Edit: or maybe animal interference/animals on the field
Really? Khris davis missed home plate by a nanometer on a home run!? *OUT* thank god they called him safe.
Watching in slow motion the last guy clearly swiped the base. That should have been a homerun.
How should that have been a home run?
YOU HAVE ONE JOB.
I love that the only player with enough brains to miss and still get the bag when nobody noticed was a pitcher
5:42 You can see the bag move. He touched it with his toe. Looks like white powder puffs out too. Let me remind everyone, there's no white line between 2nd and 3rd. lol
Do “Self-preservation plays” basically making a play to protect themselves
5:46 Justice touched to bag with his left foot if you see the white dust come off the bag so that would mean he would have been safe
0:59 do what now?
5:46 Justice kicked the top of the bag. Bad call.
??? You can clearly see that Justice slide/scraped his foot across the top of the bag
he wasnt even KLAUS 0:58
The last guy touched the third base bag with the tip of his foot, it’s hard to see but he touched it
Guys it wasn’t even clowse
And a dude was 8 months faster than me ☠️
the last one literally kicked the base? how was that missed?
0:59 dat voice crack tho
He did not touch home plate. There is a clear shadow under his heal.
Your right, but the dirt off the back of the shoe did touch it which probably doesn’t count.
Mark McGuire missed first when he hit his 62 home run of the 1998 season.
5:44 looked like he touched the base
You can see his foot on the bag and dust falling
And if you can’t see it look in 0.25 speed
If you look at 5:47 he didn’t miss the base
5:46
0:57 whys he say it like that
2:25 that is the most white high five ever😂
She was asian
Who's to say the heel didn't touch home plate?
Me, and anyone who doesn't have their head up their axx.
Can you do players bunting on 2 strikes
no
3:36 He did touch home plate. Look at the back of his right cleat.
Never understood why it’s NECESSARY to touch the bases on a homerun
It's so we can have highlight channels like this.
I remember reading about Casey Stengal when he managed the Mets in their inaugural season, and they were terrible. A player hit a triple, the other team appealed, saying he'd not touched first. He was called out and he came out to argue. The second base umpire came over and said he didn't touch second, either. Stengal said, "Well, I know he had to touch third, cause he's standing on it!"
That player was "Marvelous Marv" Throneberry.
Brewers homerun should have been out at home plate. I think he didn't step on it.
3k2p6 there wasn’t enough evidence to prove he didn’t, they didn’t have a shot at the heel
There is a clear shadow under his heel. He did not touch.
You can add Ryan Howard at home plate in the 2009 World Series (can't remember which game, but in Philly)... ump called it correctly. That is, no call at all (no safe sign), until Posada throws the ball to 2nd base to try to get another runner. At that point, the Yankees can't appeal any more, so the run counts... then the ump waves safe.
Larry Copeland, the defense does not lose the right to appeal during continuous action. If what you say is true, (and it's not), a defensive team could never make an appeal for the apparent fourth out.
do umpires getting tough calls correct
The last one his toe grazed the base
You should do a video of steroid people hitting complete bombs. Like José Conseco hitting a home run at Toronto in the 5th deck.
Good idea!
Do pitchers getting on base
Last one was a wrong call he grazed the base
you probably have a video on it already but i want to see temper tantrums especially from carlos zambrano, i was at the game that he whipped a ball into left field and destroyed a water machine or Gatorade machine
Managers getting heated after an ejection
What a out you do Walk off home runs
I remember Roy Oswalt as an Astro hitting a home run in Milwaukee (?) and missing a base. It might have been his first MLB homerun.
oh my god!!!!
what about the rockies 2007 tiebreaker game?
5:45 his right foot seems to lightly tap the bag
How about amazing comebacks
I was at that brewers game, that was kinda confusing
No way to see that last one in real time, no replays back then, unfortunately for how “bang bang” that was, and the fact literally every runner actually steps on the bag and doesn’t kick it, it was the correct call given the fact you’d have to have an eagle eye to see what had happened in real time
the last one he scraped the bag and continued running once he knew he touched it
Players must know when they tagged?
At 0:58 why did he say close like that?
Lol 😂
You should do Players who go back to touch bases
Justice was safe at the end only if they had instant replay
the fact that in the first clip he ran over to tag the player when he could have just touched the plate. guy plays baseball as a job and doesn't know how it works
@ 5.46 Justice slides his for over the bag, you can see white powder or dust fly off bag. Bad call.
The review call was wrong, because you can see in the shot before the overhead view the heel did not touch the plate. The last one was called wrong because you can clearly see his cleat scrape white dust off the top of the bag
Baseball so boujee. Imagine being so much of a fucking stickler that you stop the whole game to review the base running 🙄😂
The only sport where they take away your accomplishment if you don't run a proper victory lap about it. LOVE it
Dave Justice touched 3rd
Touch the bag or not it is amazing how out of shape, fat, these ball players are... it explains why you don't see many extended bases, their just to slow.
Hendricks cool under pressure as always
5:46 the front of his right cleat skimmed the bag if you look closely there is white stuff coming off of the bag.
Thanks for making this video!!
The kris Davis play is actually unreviewable. That’s cause once the batter steps into the box, which Braun did, the previous play is unreviewable
Big Tasty, no, that is not true. An appeal can be made before a pitch is delivered or a play is attempted. The batter stepping in the box does not prevent the defense from making an appeal.
0:59
From 2:13 to 4:49, the teams in between those times of the video my state team (Milwaukee Brewers) were in it and the ones missing the plates
Mark McGwire missed first base on his 62nd homerun in 1998 and had to go back and touch it
00:59 It wusint eevin klowse!!!!
"umpire going to see it"...oh really 1st ump was watching the whole play and called the guy safe
You should do a video on the best run downs or pickles!
Justice kicked the 3rd base bag. You can see the dust fly up from the impact.
Justice’s toe clearly brushes third base on that last play. You can even see the white poof. Switch that clip to terrible umpire calls
5:43 if he didn't touch the base then why did it look like the white from the bag was grazed up? Watch closely
@5:47 you can see a bit of white chalk puff out from third base when the toes of Justice's cleats hit the top of it...He did touch third base!
5:00 I thought the umpire was supposed to signal "Safe" in this situation as the catcher did not tag the runner. The defense can then appeal the play and the runner is called out. Not making a call tips off the runner that he missed home plate.
5:12 thats smart by kyle. be calm, act like u didnt do nothing, and touch, which is not showing the other team that he missed it, if he went back fast, and all, yeah, they may have tagged him before