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Post by OriginalWhizzinator on Jun 12, 2022 10:48:03 GMT -8
Never knew if it would be a ball or strike until he made the call. Hoping for a little more consistency tonight. GO BEAVS!!!
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Post by Judge Smails on Jun 12, 2022 10:52:41 GMT -8
Never knew if it would be a ball or strike until he made the call. Hoping for a little more consistency tonight. GO BEAVS!!! Here’s to liking your own posts! |
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Post by irimi on Jun 12, 2022 10:53:16 GMT -8
Never knew if it would be a ball or strike until he made the call. Hoping for a little more consistency tonight. GO BEAVS!!! I think that's why both teams scored a lot early. Pitchers had to dial it in. But the ump seemed to settle down, even though there were still some head scratchers later. Just not as many walks or HRs. Still, screw Blue! That was a great example of why we need technology to call balls and strikes. |
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Post by beavheart on Jun 12, 2022 11:43:45 GMT -8
Never knew if it would be a ball or strike until he made the call. Hoping for a little more consistency tonight. GO BEAVS!!! I think that's why both teams scored a lot early. Pitchers had to dial it in. But the ump seemed to settle down, even though there were still some head scratchers later. Just not as many walks or HRs. Still, screw Blue! That was a great example of why we need technology to call balls and strikes. Why can't we have both? Insert technology, and review calls that decide an at bat where the tech disagrees with ump. |
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Post by irimi on Jun 12, 2022 11:46:29 GMT -8
I think that's why both teams scored a lot early. Pitchers had to dial it in. But the ump seemed to settle down, even though there were still some head scratchers later. Just not as many walks or HRs. Still, screw Blue! That was a great example of why we need technology to call balls and strikes. Why can't we have both? Insert technology, and review calls that decide an at bat where the tech disagrees with ump. Why bother with the ump if the technology can do it efficiently and quickly, as it can? Still need the ump there to call the half swings, balks, and so on. But balls and strikes? Leave it to the computers. |
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Post by beavheart on Jun 12, 2022 12:33:33 GMT -8
Why can't we have both? Insert technology, and review calls that decide an at bat where the tech disagrees with ump. Why bother with the ump if the technology can do it efficiently and quickly, as it can? Still need the ump there to call the half swings, balks, and so on. But balls and strikes? Leave it to the computers. I don't necessarily disagree with you, but there are many who want to preserve the nuance and character of the game. Just trying to find a happy medium. Also, I think if most umps were subjected to a digital strike zone you would start to see more consistency across the board. Everyone wins. |
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Post by Judge Smails on Jun 12, 2022 12:35:21 GMT -8
Why can't we have both? Insert technology, and review calls that decide an at bat where the tech disagrees with ump. Why bother with the ump if the technology can do it efficiently and quickly, as it can? Still need the ump there to call the half swings, balks, and so on. But balls and strikes? Leave it to the computers. You can’t do that. What would our fans do if they couldn’t bitch about every pitch? |
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Post by irimi on Jun 12, 2022 12:41:01 GMT -8
Why bother with the ump if the technology can do it efficiently and quickly, as it can? Still need the ump there to call the half swings, balks, and so on. But balls and strikes? Leave it to the computers. You can’t do that. What would our fans do if they couldn’t bitch about every pitch? We could learn to whistle. |
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Post by OriginalWhizzinator on Jun 12, 2022 13:08:50 GMT -8
Never knew if it would be a ball or strike until he made the call. Hoping for a little more consistency tonight. GO BEAVS!!! Here’s to liking your own posts! Only reason I’m here is to like my own posts. And maybe I’ll buy it. 👍🏻 |
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Post by Ruh Roh Beav on Jun 12, 2022 13:40:21 GMT -8
Why bother with the ump if the technology can do it efficiently and quickly, as it can? Still need the ump there to call the half swings, balks, and so on. But balls and strikes? Leave it to the computers. I don't necessarily disagree with you, but there are many who want to preserve the nuance and character of the game. Just trying to find a happy medium. Also, I think if most umps were subjected to a digital strike zone you would start to see more consistency across the board. Everyone wins. Last thing I want is technology to take over the plate……blue is part of the game….always has been and always will be as far as I am concerned. I’m okay with the coaches being to challenge close calls as they currently allow it but I definitely don’t want to progress where some friggin computer is calling the game |
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Post by ricke71 on Jun 12, 2022 13:42:27 GMT -8
Never knew if it would be a ball or strike until he made the call. Hoping for a little more consistency tonight. GO BEAVS!!! I think that's why both teams scored a lot early. Pitchers had to dial it in. But the ump seemed to settle down, even though there were still some head scratchers later. Just not as many walks or HRs. Still, screw Blue! That was a great example of why we need technology to call balls and strikes. Pitching staffs also 'settled down'. Though it's tough to sort out the cause and effect of Umping vs. Lack of Command, by both Starting Pitchers. Pfennings had quite a few pitches that were so far off target that neither the hitter nor the Ump had to give them a serious look. OSU staff: first 77 pitches = 4 BB / last 112 pitches = 1 BB
Auburn staff: first 47 pitches = 3 BB / last 137 pitches = 3 BB Last nights result was also a great example of why it's' important for D-1 middle infielders to to get their sh!t together. |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Jun 12, 2022 14:00:40 GMT -8
I think that's why both teams scored a lot early. Pitchers had to dial it in. But the ump seemed to settle down, even though there were still some head scratchers later. Just not as many walks or HRs. Still, screw Blue! That was a great example of why we need technology to call balls and strikes. Pitching staffs also 'settled down'. Though it's tough to sort out the cause and effect of Umping vs. Lack of Command, by both Starting Pitchers. Pfennings had quite a few pitches that were so far off target that neither the hitter nor the Ump had to give them a serious look. OSU staff: first 77 pitches = 4 BB / last 112 pitches = 1 BB
Auburn staff: first 47 pitches = 3 BB / last 137 pitches = 3 BB Last nights result was also a great example of why it's' important for D-1 middle infielders to to get their sh!t together. That had to be Derne's ball. What in holy hell was Bazzana doing? |
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Post by ricke71 on Jun 12, 2022 14:08:50 GMT -8
Pitching staffs also 'settled down'. Though it's tough to sort out the cause and effect of Umping vs. Lack of Command, by both Starting Pitchers. Pfennings had quite a few pitches that were so far off target that neither the hitter nor the Ump had to give them a serious look. OSU staff: first 77 pitches = 4 BB / last 112 pitches = 1 BB
Auburn staff: first 47 pitches = 3 BB / last 137 pitches = 3 BB Last nights result was also a great example of why it's' important for D-1 middle infielders to to get their sh!t together. That had to be Derne's ball. What in holy hell was Bazzana doing? I wonder what the 2012 National League Gold Glove 2nd Baseman had to say to the lad at the next opportunity? |
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Jun 12, 2022 14:11:16 GMT -8
That had to be Derne's ball. What in holy hell was Bazzana doing? I wonder what the 2012 National League Gold Glove 2nd Baseman had to say to the lad at the next opportunity? Every time Bazzana screws up, I have to ask myself, "Is that a cricket thing?" |
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Post by william44 on Jun 12, 2022 14:17:20 GMT -8
I think the ump caused the pitchers problems. Some guys on each team were practically yelling at him. Funny how a bad ump causes us to think we need computers to decide balls and strikes.
Most games take over three hours already . Some 4. We just need them to call the zone.
I umpired for 4 years in top softball leagues in Nw fast pitch. If a guy is missing the black I would walk out to mound dust it off and let pitcher know. Would stop the questioning of black. I liked quick games well called. Not that hard.
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