@@BAMCIS13450703 no very wrong the only two men who took as stride was pitcher and jim, jim joyce family was threating ove the damn ass call ... he called what he thought was right that what happens when your umpire and people act like the batter-runner was still at home
I agree no balk, but I think he is looking at the fact that Davis had the ball in his glove and then came back to the set position. It is a bit of an odd way to come set (rather than having your hands separate before coming together as he stands up). But, I certainly don't think it is a balk. Especially since the heart of the rule is to eliminate deception by the pitcher. Nothing remotely deceptive about what he did.
@Chris Deleon A fan reached over the rail to catch it and if he hadn't touched it the ball would still have been in play kind of like what happened with Jerffey Maier in game 1 of the 1996 ALCS
First of all Mayer doubles anyway (bet you didn’t remember that) and the twins loaded the bases with nobody out and couldn’t score. 1996 some kid in right field didn’t lose 4 straight games, the O’s did. Players fault. If you want to blame an umpire for the reason for losing to the Yankees, then you’ve become a loser.
Thank you for adding Joe Mauer’s fair ball and not adding the heavily debated Kent Herbk first base tag in the 91 World Series. Was he pulled or did he fall? The line is drawn between fanbases. (He fell)
After watching this video especially #9 and number #1. The only reason the Kansas City Royals have ever won a world series has been due to horrible umpiring. Royals won world series twice. 2015 the jays got screwed over resulting in their victory and in 1985 the Cardinals got screwed over. The royals were a really good team both those years but that video showed me the umps won it for them.
Only 3 benefited the Yankees. Also two of the non-Yankee inclusions weren't overly bad at all, especially in the days before replay where bang-bang plays could be difficult to determine by the human eye.
#9 They did review the home run, the glove behind caught the ball which was under the railing but over the wall, not the glove in front that was farther up which makes you think its not. Also Wade Davis did pause before he threw the ball no balk, don't know what your smoking there. Blue Jay's only have themselves to blame for having a man on 3rd and no outs and not getting him home to tie the game "NOT WIN IT".
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I'd probably put the Indians-Athletics game on May 8, 2013 on the list. Rosales hit a ball that hit the fencing of the fans, beyond the field wall. But our best friend Angel Hernandez overturned it into an automatic double, causing the Athletics to lose the game.
The problem with the Livan Hernandez game was this. I was there that day and watched later on TV. Gregg's strike zone was crazy wide that day but Atlanta's starter, Greg Maddux was getting the same calls. If you're a fan of offense you can complain but you can't claim the Braves were hosed because their pitchers were beneficiaries of the same calls,
There was one time several years ago in the braves v Cardinals wildcard game where a bloop single was incorrectly called infield fly rule, costing the braves the game.
He didn't cost the Cardinals the World Series, the Cardinals choked it away. That game was still theirs to win after the call. They gave up a wild pitch, the 1st Baseman or Catcher didn't catch a simple foul ball that they could have caught and didn't and the team who led the MLB hitting and had the NL Batting Champion and MVP took all their crying and anger into game 7 and they got their butts kicked 11-0. Cardinals blew a 3-1 lead.
Agreed. Couple of other things to mention in this game as well. 1st, Frank White was caught stealing 2nd in the 4th inning, except replays showed him safe, and the next batter hit a single that most likely scored Frank. So had the umps made the right call in both times, the situation at the bottom of the 9th would of been 1 out, with the score......1-1, and Steve Balboni up, who, at the time, was the Royals team leader in homers (hit 36 that season), and if they failed to score, the game would of gone to extra innings. 2nd thing, as mentioned above, they missed a foul popup, which was during Balboni's at bat, which would of been one out. They did get Orta out on a force play at 3rd (the guy called safe at 1st) when the Royals tried to bunt up the runners from 1st and 2nd, to 2nd and 3rd, but because the Cardinals made a good play, got the out, so that should of been 2 outs with runners on 1st and 2nd, and the Cardinals only needing one more out to win. But of course they made a wild pitch which advanced the runners anyways, and after an intentional walk, the Royals hit a bloop single that scored 2 runs. So yeah, the ump missed the call, but even with the correct call, the Cardinals still needed to get 2 more outs, and it was on them to make the plays, not anyone else
iDominatemkwii not completely irrelevent. Either way, it's still on the Cardinal's to get the outs, which means, even with Orta out, 2 more outs are needed. Balboni was up next, who was the Royals leading homerun hitter that year, who says he wouldn't of gone up there and hack away to tie the game. With Orta on, sure, he could hit a homer to win, or (as he did), get a hit or put the ball in play to put Orta in scoring position, OR the Cardinals could of gotten a double play, which means there are 2 outs, all assuming that Balboni would of been an out if they called the play at 1st correctly. My point is, after all that rambling, is even if the call was made correctly, situation this, situation that, the Cardinals still had to get the outs, which believe it or not, is the same as it was with Orta being called safe. Douple plays, pop outs, strike outs, etc. The cardinals didn't get the 27th out and finish the game
That blown dinky call put a man on 1st. Which shifts Clark to covering the base. Thus opening the place he would have normally played with the base open wide open. That hit went right through because Clark had to hold the runner. Easily fielded and should have been a ground out. Game 7..... Dinky was behind home plate and called a very tight strike zone for the Royals. Andujar had strikes called as balls and with the screw over in game 6 he and the Cards get really angry and unfocused..... Dinky strikes again. The Royals enjoyed a very generous strike zone that the Cards had to defend at the plate. Again thanks to Dinky. The Dinky years later admitted to missing that call in game 6 and that he called game 7 "perhaps" a bit tighter on the Cards because he was pissed. The Dinky handed the 85 WS to the Royals on a silver platter. Funny, to this day that man is hated in STL.
jim K yeah, and? that call didn't cause them to miss a popup, allow a wild pitch/pass ball to move the runners up, hit .185 for the series, or only score 13 runs, in the series, while the Royals only had 15 before the "rally" in the 9th inning of GAME 6. Plus, the Cards had a 3-1 lead going into Game 5. Yeah, they were upset about the call, I'm not saying they shouldn't be, he missed the call, but Hergoz and his team were so upset over it, they lost focus, and decided to fune about the call instead of focusing on game 7. I would think any decent manager would say to his team, "yeah, the ump missed the call, but we shouldn't of let them get this far, we should of won it in 5, at home, so lets forget about the call, beat them at their home, and win the World Series." Nope, instead he/they were still upset about the call.
That's cool with your explanations I can understand way more things about what happened! Because as a french guy it's not easy at all to understand base ball games...
You are too young to remember, but the out call by Ken Burkhart in the 1970 World Series should be in the mix. Bernie Carbo (Reds) came home and the catcher (Elrond Hendricks, Orioles) tagged him with an empty mitt. The ball was in his other hand. There was a collision and Burkhart was in it. He made the wrong call while his back was to the play.
Clearly there was little research done on game 6 of the 1985 WS. Orta was out at third 2 batters later and was the only out of the inning. And game 6 against the Blue Jays? It's on TH-cam. Watch it. Look at the overhead shot. The ball was caught by the fan on the top of the wall. Had he not touched it, it is obvious from the overhead shot that the ball would have skimmed the top of the wall and into the crowd.
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Nice video...thank you. IMO the umpiring was consistently better before MLB merged the umpiring staffs...when the AL and NL each had their own separate umpires. Things really went to shit from say 2003 thru the intro of instant replay. There were SO many blatantly bad calls being made. It seems to have gotten better the last 2 or 3 seasons.
The one on he tigers that made him not have a perfect game. I am a big tiger fan and i saw the that game and I am still mad at that umpire. Love the video keep up the good work!
Wade Davis absolutely, without a doubt, 100% did NOT balk there dude. I don't know what you saw, but you might want to get your eyes checked. Less commentary, more clip..
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the number one was safe. basically here it's like a WR having control of the ball to make a catch. the pitcher doesn't have the ball completely in the glove as he's stepping on first. if you look closely, you can see that the balls completely in the glove at the same time the batter steps on the bag
I think one of the worst ump calls was the braves-cardinals wildcard game where the refs call an infield fly rule while the ball was caught in the outfield. It was not a bang bang play, no need for slow-mo, or even a replay at all. How can they screw up something so obvious?
You should have put the criminally late infield fly call between the Braves and Cardinals in the NL WC game, I think in like 2012 or 13. I forget which year
The gallaraga call was correct. If you watch from the angle from the field, the ball is not secured in his mitt when the runner reaches the bag, its still bobbling around.
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The Gallaraga call has to be the worst in MLB history because of its significance.
jim nesseth agreed but at least everyone was a man about it
Fucking a right. The reason why instant replay was implemented a couple years later
no you people act as the runner batter was still at home plate. it was closer than excpted than you people ever want to give credit to.
Agree!
@@BAMCIS13450703 no very wrong the only two men who took as stride was pitcher and jim, jim joyce family was threating ove the damn ass call ... he called what he thought was right that what happens when your umpire and people act like the batter-runner was still at home
That fact that Jim Joyce manned up and said he missed the call makes me respect him very much
FU CK jim joyce
@1:39 was no balk.
bearswin4 And Moose's homer was legit. Show the right angle and you can clearly see the ball over the wall before iit was touched.
He was clearly set. I think what he is wanting to think is a balk is the moment he first starts moving forward. But no, not a balk at all.
I agree no balk, but I think he is looking at the fact that Davis had the ball in his glove and then came back to the set position. It is a bit of an odd way to come set (rather than having your hands separate before coming together as he stands up). But, I certainly don't think it is a balk. Especially since the heart of the rule is to eliminate deception by the pitcher. Nothing remotely deceptive about what he did.
bearswin4 que
No balk
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I remember Jim Joyce taking his blowen call like a man by admitting he got the call wrong.
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Tim McCelland also called swisher left third base too soon on a sac fly which resulted in a double play. Tim just had a horrible night that night
You missed the '91 World Series where the Twins Hebek took Ron Gant's leg up on 1st base and being called out.
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I do not see the balk
That's because there was none.
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Why wasn’t that hit a homerun it was over the wall and looked like it hit a bar on the rail
@Chris Deleon A fan reached over the rail to catch it and if he hadn't touched it the ball would still have been in play kind of like what happened with Jerffey Maier in game 1 of the 1996 ALCS
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TheBreadman904 pretty much this video
TheBreadman904 that’s so funny
10 times 10...
TheBreadman904 yes😂 and from a Yankee fan that’s not fair😂
First of all Mayer doubles anyway (bet you didn’t remember that) and the twins loaded the bases with nobody out and couldn’t score. 1996 some kid in right field didn’t lose 4 straight games, the O’s did. Players fault. If you want to blame an umpire for the reason for losing to the Yankees, then you’ve become a loser.
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Markers Don't disrespect Carlito like that
All of them?
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The royals game...that was a home run, that was a strike, and that was not a balk.
Everyone wants to talk about the refs helping the patriots, but how about we talk about the umps helping out the Yankees?
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but it is ture lol
Thats public knowledge. Been that way for decades.
So very, very, very true!!!!!!
Thank you for adding Joe Mauer’s fair ball and not adding the heavily debated Kent Herbk first base tag in the 91 World Series. Was he pulled or did he fall? The line is drawn between fanbases. (He fell)
No he didn’t lol
StarTropicsKing he was pulled off the bag
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After watching this video especially #9 and number #1. The only reason the Kansas City Royals have ever won a world series has been due to horrible umpiring. Royals won world series twice. 2015 the jays got screwed over resulting in their victory and in 1985 the Cardinals got screwed over. The royals were a really good team both those years but that video showed me the umps won it for them.
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Or Angel Hernandez
@@JuicyCutie true
Ladies and gentlemen it’s clearly the same
You could honestly just title the video “bad calls that benefited the Yankees”
Only 3 benefited the Yankees. Also two of the non-Yankee inclusions weren't overly bad at all, especially in the days before replay where bang-bang plays could be difficult to determine by the human eye.
Jeremy Brown Yankee fan??? 😂😂😂
William Demott Nope. Hate the Yankees. Just actually watched the video.
Baserunner Reggie Jackson leaning into the baseball, in the World Serious, should have been included.
Yanks suck
Hmmm...I see there’s a lot of questionable calls to the Yankees🤔
#9 They did review the home run, the glove behind caught the ball which was under the railing but over the wall, not the glove in front that was farther up which makes you think its not. Also Wade Davis did pause before he threw the ball no balk, don't know what your smoking there. Blue Jay's only have themselves to blame for having a man on 3rd and no outs and not getting him home to tie the game "NOT WIN IT".
predatorsilver and not to mention, it was game 6.
I was confused about that comment. How was that not a homerun and how is that even a balk? Foot never moves towards the base. Jesus.
@@ItIsYouAreNotYour Hello, its the way my typing brain works, wasn't trying to confuse. It was a homerun and it wasn't a balk.
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Holliday still hasn't touched home plate till this day. How an important game was allowed to end like that still baffles me.
I think Meals might've thought the Pirates missed the tag
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you making me a nervous wreak watching this
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Lol as a Braves fan that Jerry meals call helped us but still a horrific call
I love this because you explain it good job, I'll subscribe for that reason,bring on the videos
I'd probably put the Indians-Athletics game on May 8, 2013 on the list. Rosales hit a ball that hit the fencing of the fans, beyond the field wall. But our best friend Angel Hernandez overturned it into an automatic double, causing the Athletics to lose the game.
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Lowen Werner but he was safe
wow just wow, ur blind
If u look at the slow mow he dosent tag him
Even the runner knew he was out.
You can tell by his body language
Beat him by a mile. Didn't even touch the damn plate until after he got up post-tag a full second or two later.
Galaraga not getting his perfect is number one.
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It shouldn't be number one because the call did not effect the outcome of the game and the came had no significance on the season.
The problem with the Livan Hernandez game was this. I was there that day and watched later on TV. Gregg's strike zone was crazy wide that day but Atlanta's starter, Greg Maddux was getting the same calls. If you're a fan of offense you can complain but you can't claim the Braves were hosed because their pitchers were beneficiaries of the same calls,
That Rockies vs Padres game was the best game I've ever seen live
There was one time several years ago in the braves v Cardinals wildcard game where a bloop single was incorrectly called infield fly rule, costing the braves the game.
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He didn't cost the Cardinals the World Series, the Cardinals choked it away. That game was still theirs to win after the call. They gave up a wild pitch, the 1st Baseman or Catcher didn't catch a simple foul ball that they could have caught and didn't and the team who led the MLB hitting and had the NL Batting Champion and MVP took all their crying and anger into game 7 and they got their butts kicked 11-0. Cardinals blew a 3-1 lead.
Agreed. Couple of other things to mention in this game as well. 1st, Frank White was caught stealing 2nd in the 4th inning, except replays showed him safe, and the next batter hit a single that most likely scored Frank. So had the umps made the right call in both times, the situation at the bottom of the 9th would of been 1 out, with the score......1-1, and Steve Balboni up, who, at the time, was the Royals team leader in homers (hit 36 that season), and if they failed to score, the game would of gone to extra innings.
2nd thing, as mentioned above, they missed a foul popup, which was during Balboni's at bat, which would of been one out. They did get Orta out on a force play at 3rd (the guy called safe at 1st) when the Royals tried to bunt up the runners from 1st and 2nd, to 2nd and 3rd, but because the Cardinals made a good play, got the out, so that should of been 2 outs with runners on 1st and 2nd, and the Cardinals only needing one more out to win. But of course they made a wild pitch which advanced the runners anyways, and after an intentional walk, the Royals hit a bloop single that scored 2 runs.
So yeah, the ump missed the call, but even with the correct call, the Cardinals still needed to get 2 more outs, and it was on them to make the plays, not anyone else
iDominatemkwii not completely irrelevent. Either way, it's still on the Cardinal's to get the outs, which means, even with Orta out, 2 more outs are needed. Balboni was up next, who was the Royals leading homerun hitter that year, who says he wouldn't of gone up there and hack away to tie the game. With Orta on, sure, he could hit a homer to win, or (as he did), get a hit or put the ball in play to put Orta in scoring position, OR the Cardinals could of gotten a double play, which means there are 2 outs, all assuming that Balboni would of been an out if they called the play at 1st correctly. My point is, after all that rambling, is even if the call was made correctly, situation this, situation that, the Cardinals still had to get the outs, which believe it or not, is the same as it was with Orta being called safe. Douple plays, pop outs, strike outs, etc. The cardinals didn't get the 27th out and finish the game
That blown dinky call put a man on 1st. Which shifts Clark to covering the base. Thus opening the place he would have normally played with the base open wide open. That hit went right through because Clark had to hold the runner. Easily fielded and should have been a ground out.
Game 7..... Dinky was behind home plate and called a very tight strike zone for the Royals. Andujar had strikes called as balls and with the screw over in game 6 he and the Cards get really angry and unfocused..... Dinky strikes again. The Royals enjoyed a very generous strike zone that the Cards had to defend at the plate. Again thanks to Dinky. The Dinky years later admitted to missing that call in game 6 and that he called game 7 "perhaps" a bit tighter on the Cards because he was pissed. The Dinky handed the 85 WS to the Royals on a silver platter.
Funny, to this day that man is hated in STL.
jim K yeah, and? that call didn't cause them to miss a popup, allow a wild pitch/pass ball to move the runners up, hit .185 for the series, or only score 13 runs, in the series, while the Royals only had 15 before the "rally" in the 9th inning of GAME 6. Plus, the Cards had a 3-1 lead going into Game 5. Yeah, they were upset about the call, I'm not saying they shouldn't be, he missed the call, but Hergoz and his team were so upset over it, they lost focus, and decided to fune about the call instead of focusing on game 7. I would think any decent manager would say to his team, "yeah, the ump missed the call, but we shouldn't of let them get this far, we should of won it in 5, at home, so lets forget about the call, beat them at their home, and win the World Series." Nope, instead he/they were still upset about the call.
GALLARAGGA WASN'T NUMER 1 !?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!
Tristan Buder same thing i said!
I said the same thing
Me too
That's cool with your explanations I can understand way more things about what happened! Because as a french guy it's not easy at all to understand base ball games...
You are too young to remember, but the out call by Ken Burkhart in the 1970 World Series should be in the mix. Bernie Carbo (Reds) came home and the catcher (Elrond Hendricks, Orioles) tagged him with an empty mitt. The ball was in his other hand. There was a collision and Burkhart was in it. He made the wrong call while his back was to the play.
Clearly there was little research done on game 6 of the 1985 WS. Orta was out at third 2 batters later and was the only out of the inning.
And game 6 against the Blue Jays? It's on TH-cam. Watch it. Look at the overhead shot. The ball was caught by the fan on the top of the wall. Had he not touched it, it is obvious from the overhead shot that the ball would have skimmed the top of the wall and into the crowd.
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Great vid. But it would have been nice to hear and see a little more of the on field aftermath and commentators for each play.
cards vs braves infield fly?
Owen Schneider, you just don't know the rule. It was the correct call.
@@alanhess9306 so it doesn't have to be in the infield?
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Okay I agree on the strike call, but the homer was reviewed and I watched it live it was ruled that it would’ve never passed the wall
Well done. I could have told you #1 before I saw it.
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1:08 was safe theirs a video that proves that he was safe and he missed his leg
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Nice video...thank you. IMO the umpiring was consistently better before MLB merged the umpiring staffs...when the AL and NL each had their own separate umpires. Things really went to shit from say 2003 thru the intro of instant replay. There were SO many blatantly bad calls being made. It seems to have gotten better the last 2 or 3 seasons.
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The one on he tigers that made him not have a perfect game. I am a big tiger fan and i saw the that game and I am still mad at that umpire. Love the video keep up the good work!
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How is that infield fly rule out from my Braves wild card game against the Cards not on this list?!!
That's a judgment call and debatable depending on whose side you're on.
ColinTheScienceGuy24 Blackburn because this list only had bad calls
Because it was the correct call.
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Wade Davis absolutely, without a doubt, 100% did NOT balk there dude. I don't know what you saw, but you might want to get your eyes checked. Less commentary, more clip..
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the number one was safe. basically here it's like a WR having control of the ball to make a catch. the pitcher doesn't have the ball completely in the glove as he's stepping on first. if you look closely, you can see that the balls completely in the glove at the same time the batter steps on the bag
Fukadome (I think I spelled that wrong) getting called safe after clearly being tagged is another one
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I think one of the worst ump calls was the braves-cardinals wildcard game where the refs call an infield fly rule while the ball was caught in the outfield. It was not a bang bang play, no need for slow-mo, or even a replay at all. How can they screw up something so obvious?
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You should have put the criminally late infield fly call between the Braves and Cardinals in the NL WC game, I think in like 2012 or 13. I forget which year
you forgot the Triple Play missed call ... Kelly Kruber TAGGED the foot
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Gate2Gate Aviation, Nope. That was the correct call but you don't know that because you don't know the rule.
You'd have to be a complete moron to believe that was the right call...
The worst umpiring decision the MLB ever made was hiring Joe West and Angel Hernandez.
The gallaraga call was correct. If you watch from the angle from the field, the ball is not secured in his mitt when the runner reaches the bag, its still bobbling around.
Jerry Meals got the call right in the 19th inning
You gotta show replays! It's difficult to agree with what you're saying without it! Only like the last 2 had replays...
Really Deqwan? Carlito quotes now? I love the wrestling inside jokes.
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