Diamondbacks walk-off hero Kevin Newman says players want more accurate umpires behind the plate

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  • Опубликовано: 13 май 2024
  • Diamondbacks walk-off hero Kevin Newman joins Burns & Gambo and talks about his big hit and the controversy behind poor umpiring.
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Комментарии • 2

  • @tomjones449
    @tomjones449 28 дней назад

    Angel Hernandez. Nuff said.

  • @adamkoepke245
    @adamkoepke245 28 дней назад

    On some of the strikes thrown a lot of players won’t be happy when the entire strike zone is called by a computerized system. I get that they want better calls but it’s difficult when it’s some perception of location. So much goes into a strike or ball call. This includes a bunt attempt as well. I don’t know the answer but it doesn’t matter as no one will be happy with the end result when the call doesn’t go their way whether right or wrong. Not saying we should accept subpar calls behind the plate but it’s not an easy job (mind you they aren’t making millions like the players are to be there.)