MLB Replay Controversy: Padres Denied Impressive Win
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00:00They don't want to see the Padres in the playoffs. They want to see the Dodgers in the playoffs.
00:06They don't want to see the Padres anywhere near have success. No, this is a what if this
00:10is an inside job against the Padres. It's an inside job against the Padres. Really?
00:15No, because this is a this was reviewed by your MLBs replay. So this wasn't the umps
00:20on the field saying, hey, home run. They were like, yeah, they told us home run. They told
00:24us double. So it's a double. This is New York purposely screwing over the Padres. They don't
00:28want to see you succeed.
00:29I just don't think they know the old rules, man. I think the chat would agree with me.
00:33Show the play one more time. Ball goes out to right field, hits the wall. The outfielder
00:39is trying to make a play, by the way, lame by the alpha. Bro, you got to make that play.
00:43Come on. That's it. And then to have the ball bounce back, hit your glove and go. And I
00:49love the guy that's sitting behind the fence because that guy's a wolf. And then he just
00:54says, you know, I can make this cash. No problem. I can make that little grab right
00:58there. Did the Padres get screwed? I mean, yes, because I remember somebody brought up
01:03the Jose can say go play that everybody knows he's back, back, back ball, hits him in the
01:08noggin, bounces over the wall. Home run. Right. That's the only evidence you need. That's
01:13the only evidence you need right there. Yeah, right. It's my understanding to like, let's
01:17say this dude catches the ball. Let's say he catches the ball and somehow flips over
01:22the fence. That's an out. Correct. The ball went over the fence, but he's over the fence.
01:28So how does that even make sense? So, you know what I'm saying? Like these rules are
01:30just so weird. You'll never see it again. I would say you never see it again, but clearly
01:34like if you go on Twitter, there's a lot of Padre fans finding the exact same thing to
01:39happen and they were ruled home runs, but there's also that, but there was also the
01:43exact same things happen and they were ruled a double. So it's like, does the ML, does
01:47MLBs replay center know the rule? That's the story because I don't think they do.
01:52It probably depends on who's working in a replay center, right? Which is not, which
01:56should not be an answer. That should not be an answer. That appears to be the situation.
02:01Like again, what you said, rules are not objective.