THE RAREST RULES IN SPORTS - NUMBERS GAME
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There is also a rule in the NHL, that if both goalies are hurt, or otherwise unable to play, anybody who is able to play, can play goalie, including fans, team staff, another player, arena staff, basically anybody who is able to participate.
yeah it's an awesome rule!!!
steve b it has nearly happened tho recently, Florida's goalie's both got injured and the goalie coach was ready to go in geared up and all, but then one of the Florida's goalie basically came back and said that he didn't want the goalie coach to have to play net so he play through the injury
Well long ago, in the 1920s, teams only carried one goalie, the Rangers goalie got hurt and couldn't go on so Head Coach Lester Patrick donned the pads and played goal...with gray hair...in the Stanley Cup Finals...and won the game!
I am pretty sure I've heard that Pasi Nurminen would have played goalie like this. But not in NHL. The situation was pretty similar still.
The current NHL rule is that the home team must supply an emergency goalie (who is present at the game or can get to the game quickly) to be used by either team if the team's goalies are no longer able to play. I don't know what happens if he (or she) goes down subsequently.
You missed the possibility of a 6-1 score in a football game, achieved if a team attempting a 2 point conversion manages to be tackled in their own end zone.
Can't happen in high school ball, though.
Sounds like something the browns would do
Or if a field goal/extra point is blocked, and then kicked into the end zone. If the ball is ruled dead in the end zone, it is a one point safety. Look up 1 point safety
Gaming with Blueberry it works in madden. Go for a 2 point conversion and run to the other end zone with ur QB and get a safety and the other team gets a pointz
Jon Bois!
I've also heard about the second one because of a RUclips video on a crazy warriors game.
you watch a lot of youtube bro :)
the one and only rusty shakleford I saw that video. they had no players
Ya Boi Ells yeah, crazy.
Warriors- bobcats
the one and only rusty shakleford same
My high school team actually attempted a fair catch kick once. We missed it
My high school team had a successful fair catch kick against us to take the game from 49-0 to 52-0 at halftime against Tim Tebow’s high school.
@@johnosbron5311 Damn that's bad man. Was Tebow playing or something?
@@poletooke4691 Yup, played him three times, got absolutely slaughtered three times.
@@johnosbron5311 Haha, damn well worth it for the story though, eh? Must have been so cool to play him
@@poletooke4691 Something like that haha. I forget if this was the same game where the only kid to ever go D1 at our school strip sacked Tebow, went to get the ball and somehow Tebow got up, scooped the ball up first and flung it 50 yards downfield for a touchdown.
Now we got a fair catch kick in 2019
@The Legends And it was only 60 yards nad the dude still missed. Meanwhile the Cowboys kicker made a regular 62 yard field goal just hours later
When I saw that live, I was so happy I watched this video and looking at everyone and how confused they were was priceless.
What game was it? I don't remember it
@@maxonator3913 Bucs and Panthers London game
Here's an interesting hockey rule I found out about recently:
If a skater is tripped on a breakaway towards an empty net, his team is automatically awarded a goal
Alex Tomasone not just tripped. If a penalty occurs on what would be a clear scoring opportunity, a goal is awarded. saw this in a stars game a few years ago. Benn was skating past a defender to retrieve the puck at around the blue line. Dman took an interference penalty and a goal was awardes to Benn
FlyEaglesFly11 btw from Texas
I've never seen that before. Makes sense, though.
Alex Tomasone Don't tell that to Patrick Stefan
I vaguely remember a game in the 1970s a player had a breakaway towards an empty net and an opposing player threw his stick at him, knocking the puck away with his throw stick. Breakaway player was awarded an automatic goal.
It's not that rare, since it's probably happened dozens of times. Maybe not recently, but it does happen.
I was at a NBA game back in 1981 or 1982 where the 5 player thing happened. It was Clippers at Sonics. There were lots of fights. The Clippers got down to 5 and then a Clipper was ejected. There was a Clipper who had fouled out and they were brought back.
Funny thing about the whole situation was I had won the tickets to the game through the Sonics halftime mail bag question. The question I sent in was that same scenario.
Sean Wilhelm ur old
Rip sonics
More obscure rules! Yay!
In football and Baseball, I have a few obscure rules.
1. If you block a PAT, and lateral it your own endzone, and get tackled in your own endzone, it's a point for the kicking team. So it's essentially an extra point made. This has never happened in the NFL but has happened twice in college football.
2. If your opponent goes for two and is tackled in their own end zone, it's a 1 point defensive safety, meaning you just scored 1 point. This is almost impossible because you are on the opponents 2 yard line, so you'd have to be tackled all the way on the other side of the field. This rule means a score of a game COULD be 6-1. This has never happened in either college football nor the NFL.
3. If a player goes out of bounds and touches a ball before it goes into the end zone, the ball is placed at the 40 yard line, EVEN IF the ball is still in play. Luckily this has never been called in an NFL game because it is so unfair.
Baseball:
1. If you catch the ball with your hat, all runners advance 3 bases, including the batter.
2. If you bat out of order (Ex. After batter 1 batter 3 comes up to hit and does), an out will be enforced ONLY IF the opposing team catching it happening. The umpire is not allowed to enforce the rule only if the opposing team spots it.
3. You are not allowed to talk with players on the opposing team. This rule is EXTREMELY rarely if not ever enforced, and it may be time to scrap the rule entirely.
and BTW nice video
awesome man !
FivePoints Gaming yeah it's very long but you didnt have those rules in there so I decided to put them in
ContentDeleted Hello number three for football happened for the packers this year
LegendaryBago
actually happened when Randall Cobb did it as well as Ty Montgomery.
Now the "no talking to the opposing team" rule has never been enforced. I have talked to the first baseman every time I reached.
some of the best stories have been told about trips to first base.
I love your anime
I was playing basketball when once while I was playing on-ball defence the other guy chopped me in the neck and I got a blocking foul.
this is slowly becoming the channel that I get most excited for new videos! keep up the good work! also I used to umpire minor league softball in Canada and it made me realize how many bizarre rules are needed because such bizarre things can happen. I only ump'd one summer and saw many plays that I had no idea what the call was especially with like 8 year olds. 3 people on one base? idk your all out. the pitch slowly rolled to the plate and the batter picked it up and through it back to the pitcher....I'll just pretend that didn't happen haha
thanks man ! one rule i researched the hell out of and couldn't find was in the MLB if you could swing at a pitch twice. I could not find anywhere in the rule book that defines that situation!!!
FivePoints Gaming yeah thats probably a perfect example of a rule that has weird details hidden in it. I always remembered that if someone brings a rule book onto the field they are automatically kicked out. I always hoped it happened. some coach comes walking out to protest a call and then I could say "well if you know the rules so well then you should know that bringing a rule book on the field means YOU ARE OUTTA HERE!"
FivePoints Gaming That's something I've never even thought of, is it even possible? It just seems like it would be close to impossible to swing, recover, then swing again at a ball traveling close to 100mph. Have you ever seen it happen before? Are you talking about a batter getting 2 strikes on a single pitch? Like if the batter whiffs and then swings again even though the catcher has the ball? If that is what you're talking about, I will make up a rule for that scenario; If a batter swings at a ball that the catcher has, he shouldn't be playing baseball, lol. If a batter does swing twice at the same pitch, he should have to head directly to the locker room where a league official should be waiting to administer an immediate drug screening, because they would obviously have to be on one drug or another to swing at a ball no longer in flight, lol. Do you remember that one time when Randy Johnson threw a fastball and at the same time he released a dumbass bird flew past, directly in the path of the ball, and as soon as the ball hit it, there was an explosion of feathers? I wonder what the call was on that pitch? Is there a rule that deals with insane avian circumstances? Are the umpires allowed to erase pitches, or do they have to call each pitch either a ball or a strike? That is one of the most bizarre fucking plays in all of sports history. I still go back and watch that play every once in awhile because it is one of the most insanely bizarre things I have ever fucking seen. The odds of that ever happening again have to be astronomical, right? So many things had to line up perfectly for that to happen. The dumbass bird just happened to fly directly between the mound and home plate, The big unit wound up and released at exactly the right milisecond, and boom, the bird fucking exploded. There is no other word for it; that fucking bird exploded. When all the feathers were settled, there was no carcass, the bird was obliterated. Sorry to type out an essay in your comment section, but god damn that play was fascinating to me. I have never seen anything like that before and doubt I will ever see anything like it again.
Well any of the many players who have taken roids probably could If they put their mind to it;)
Jason Bowman the call would have to be a ball right? Its not the batter's fault a BIRD FLEW IN FRONT OF HIM??????
The reason there's been so few of these in history is because, for most of history, you had straight-on kickers on grass fields. Even a 40 yard FG wasn't automatic. By the time you got to the point where these kicks were even possible, they moved the posts back behind the endzone, making FGs that much longer.
But now both the kickers, fields, and techniques are so refined and kicking is such an exact science that fair catch kicks have recently become more common. Where you only had 1 fair catch kick in 50 years, you now see them once every 4-5 years now. It's still hard because, coincidentally punters also get more distance, but in the event that (a) one is kicking the ball from very deep in their own territory and (2) the punter shanks the ball, this is now a part of the game.
I liked the vid, but one point of clarification. The fair-catch/free-kick can also happen on a kick-off. Actually, it makes sense on a squib kick or an offside kick that goes horribly wrong and is caught on the wrong side of the 50. I thought I saw this in '16; the receiver was made a fair-catch, etc.
In baseball, if the proper batter is on base, he is skipped in the order. This can only happen if the team batted out of order and it was not noticed in time.
"Now you would ask 'why would someone do that?'" Indeed. Who WOULD go clothes shopping with your wife?
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I think the funniest rule in baseball I've seen was when a runner started a play on second base and ended up on first.
Yes, I saw that. Amazing play.
@NevaLoseGames Yes, Segura attempted to steal second base twice that inning.
I've heard of that happening by accident, but it was illegal. Is there a rule that allows that?
NHL rule: if an emergency goalie gets hurt and there are no other available goalies for the team the team may not dress a player as a goalie but may chose anyone else in the building, excluding refs, to play goalie. This includes fans, staff, concession, security, etc.
The Triple play with no one fielding the ball happened in a legion game when I was younger. We played that team their next game, with the same umpire, who was strangely my neighbor, and he said it was the damndest thing he'd ever seen.
In one of Ron Luciano's books he said this happened in 1951 in Montana in (what else) a Rookie League game.
great channel, especially hockey videos. there are so many great obscure rules, stories and stats. like gordie howe playing with his kids.
lol yup! thanks man !
I'm fairly certain the fair catch kick can be done with no time left on the clock
Supposedly the untouched triple play actually happened. From what I've found Buck Showalter was coaching during an Extended Spring Training game between Houston and Chicago (AL) in 1986. He was recalling the play during an interview.
There's also a thing called a 1 point safety on a two point conversion
Think of it like this a team goes for 2 the snap goes over the qb the defence recovers the player who recovered fumbles the ball on the other teams one yard line an offensive player recovers and keeps running into the end zone and gets tackled so the score is 6-1
What about the "Tuck Rule" in football. Pretty much has only been called once in the history of the NFL.
What is that
@@gorilla8811 the rule that was applied incorrectly and essentially screwed the Raiders out of a trip to the Super Bowl, where the Patriots beat The Greatest Show on Turf for their first title. Of course since it was the Patriots there's going to be controversy: the Patriots staff had access to the stadium when the Rams held their walkthrough practice and had set up video cameras but they claims that they didn't have tapes in them so the whole thing was just dismissed. Conspiracy theorists would claim otherwise.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spygate_(NFL)
No it has been called a few times, even in 2002 alone
Look up the 1994 Caribbean Cup Qualification match between Barbados and Granada. Because of some stupid tiebreaker rules, there was a point late in regulation, where it was in one team's best interest to score an own goal, so the other team was left trying to defend both goals at once.
Kameron James LOL wtf!!!
I believe this. As recently as the last World Cup it was discussed whether certain teams might throw matches so they would be seeded against weaker teams and have a better chance to advance.
I remember a recent blooper where the pitcher basically rolls the ball towards the plate (not on purpose. It was a terrible pitch). Jokingly, the batter swings at it,which is a strike. The catcher picks up the ball and tags him out.
*Put ANNOTATIONS in the following timestamps please.*
1:19 Play has happened 27 times in total.
3:35 Last attempted October 13, 2019.
You can do a fair catch kick even after time is expired so if u decide not to return a kick right before the half, you can attempt a field goal for free, assuming they don't return it for a touchdown
Safety -- two points.
That jab at the Knicks was so hilarious yet true.
if a triple play were to ever happen like that the pitcher automatically goes down as a legend
It has happened once
IIRC it's happened in a High School game.
Did I catch him right saying the ump can just call an in-field fly ball out automatically? When did that become a thing? And why?
Believe it or not, I've actually witnessed a triple play with no fielders touching it. High school ball, too, not little league. It was amazing
everyone must have been like WELL WTF JUST HAPPENED
Defensive 1 point safety
a fair catch kick just happened! that's crazy
Also, included in the people who stayed in with six fouls, Don Otten, who once recorded 8 fouls in a game back in 1949.
dude how many peeps you gotta hack for that
What about the rule in football where you can spy on people and deflate footballs
not officially in the rule book :(
FivePoints Gaming damn it
Llama_Lord im a pats fan lol that never happened
Where's the rule about believing false information and assuming everything with no evidence along with total incompetence by the NFL?
rekt
A triple play without a fielder touching the ball or touching a runner could occur by the batter passing up running on first and second - both out, and then the runner abandoning the bases. The situation you gave, however, is at least plausible.
I remember Gabe Kapler, who always looked a bit 'roided up, hit a HR for the Red Sox, then when rounding 2nd base pulled a muscle and fell on the ground. Could not finish theHR trot. The rules apparently allow the Red Sox to place a PR on 2nd base, and then that PR completed the HR (and got credit for scoring the run).
IIRC Kapler didn't hit the home run, but he was a runner on base when he blew out his knee. The guy who hit the HR had to stand behind him for minutes while was helped off the field and replaced.
Warriors also used that NBA foul out rule back in Curry's rookie season against the Blazers I believe
Great channel!! Love the style, keep up the great work!!!!!
thanks man !
What about the Ground Rule Triple in baseball? If a player throws his hat or glove or anything at a ball to stop it, it is a ground rule triple. (Don't know how rare it is, I'm assuming pretty rare.)
i did see that during the research but i was looking for incidents that had actually happened. Of course, the untouched triple play has never happened.
Dane Amann It's a book rule. Ground rules are specific to the stadium in which the game is played.
The runners can still advance after the 3 bases, unlike a ground rule double where the runners are stuck at 2 bases. So in theory, you could stop the batter from a home run but he gets to third base automatically and can try to score.
steve b In that instance, the batter would be awarded a home run.
This sort of did happen once, I think around '93. Angelo Encarnacion, a catcher for the Pirates, scooped up a ball in the dirt with his mask. The Dodgers had a runner on 3rd and he was awarded home--this actually ended the game. SportsCenter years if not decades ago had a bit on unusual walkoff wins with some footage of the game.
NASCAR had an obscure rule they used in 2001. During the all star race, it started raining in turn 1 right as they started the race and 5 cars wrecked. Because it was a non point race, NASCAR officials let the drivers who wrecked to use backup cars after the race started. What’s even better is that 1 of those cars won. It has been the only time in recent memory they allowed that
"Dam son" GETS ME EVERYTIME 😂😂😂
great video, I have a challenge for you, there is a rule in sphl (southern professional hockey league) that in the last 2 minutes of overtime any minor penalty is awarded by a penalty shot, now I tried my research and could not find anything on it, but what would happen if there was 2 minor penalties 1 for each team, would they both get a penalty shit :/? how would this work, I need your help!
ok, coincidental minors occur, and then both get shots???? I'll have to look this up!!
awesome let us know what you find!
kayakslayer Do they have toilets in their penalty boxes?
Todd Biesel lol did not realize the typo until now 😂
Interesting rule. I would assume neither would get to shoot because they are coincidental penalties. That's how I would do it in one of my games HOWEVER it is all but impossible to have that occur in the leagues I work. There is a very good possibility they would both get their penalty shots.
Where is the rule the NFL has, where under certain conditions a coin-toss decides who out of two teams gets a playoff spot?
To Break A Tie Within A Division
If, at the end of the regular season, two or more clubs in the same division finish with identical won-lost-tied percentages, the following steps will be taken until a champion is determined.
Two Clubs
Head-to-head (best won-lost-tied percentage in games between the clubs).
Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the division.
Best won-lost-tied percentage in common games.
Best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the conference.
Strength of victory.
Strength of schedule.
Best combined ranking among conference teams in points scored and points allowed.
Best combined ranking among all teams in points scored and points allowed.
Best net points in common games.
Best net points in all games.
Best net touchdowns in all games.
Coin toss
In hockey, a player on the bench may hand a player on the ice a new stick, but if he throws it, it's a penalty.
John Madden loved talking about the fair catch kick. He was calling a playoff game on New Year's Day 1989 (49ers-Vikings) when one actually happened, and he couldn't get enough of it.
i dont normally comment but i thought i should let you know that your channel is awesome, have no idea how i stumbled across it. keep up the good work :)
thanks man, i appreciate the positive comment !
also you're a rangers fan, so thats a bonus
can you swing at a wild pitch and then then take off running due to drop third strike
Yes, but first base must be unoccupied at the time, or there has to be 2 outs in the inning.
Bro that is a common rule
One quirk with that MLB Triple Play rule: the infield would have to be playing back. According to the rule about being hit by a batted ball, the runner is only out if the ball has not yet passed an infielder, excluding the pitcher. If the infield is in, then the ball has passed an infielder, and the ball is simply dead, with the runner returning to 2nd base.
You know these vids are great when we are willing to put up with that long-ass intro. This is highly entertaining, both the patter and the gratuitous images.
heard of fair catch kick.
Anyone else notice one of the refs biceps is considerably larger at 1:59
Gavin Lee woah wtf
Its just perspective
It's Ed Hochuli
That's is jerk off hand
Gavin Lee y
FINALLY A HOCKEY RUclipsR THANK YOU KEEP IT GOING LOVE THIS CHANNEL
I could see a fair catch kick happening in a game with truly unmanageable show. In 1950 Michigan and Ohio State played each other in one of the worst blizzards in decades and they punted on first down over and over hoping the other team would make a mistake in their own end.
I think this channel needs some soccer
No. No it does not.
Zach Gilbert why? It's a shame it doesn't, not to mention if you didn't like it, you could actually skip that part
Good lord, no.
Bryson Frank I would unsubscribe
Yes it does
why do people think dez caught the ball its 100% obvious it hit the ground
royalCOW you stupid
There was a kid at my high school who did one of those fair catch kicks. He kicked a kickoff style field goal from 63 yards and they credited him with the 11th longest field goal in footballs history. He is the field goal kicker at ecu now
Dropkick FG? I think the Seahawks with Michael Dickson find this interesting :D
Still no soccer😡😡😡
It is the rarest in Sports. Soccer is not technically a sport since EVERYONE gets a trophy.
Ben Angel not every one gets a trophy and their are still a lot of rules in soccer plus it is most definitely a sport
Please!!! It's worse than the Special Olympics. It's the only "sport" where everyone gets a participation trophy.
Ben Angel sure dude since you totally play the sport and understand it have you ever even watched a pro match and for your trophy the bottom team get demoted sounds like a great trophy to me but I'm sure you know that!! 😂😂
I've watched a championship match, best of 3, where the team WINNING the final game lost the series. I've had friends brag about their children's teams winning the championship by winning the CONSOLATION (3rd place) match. Seems a lot like the Special Olympics to me.
"People coming to Marlins games?" I'm dead😂😂😁
YOU ARE THE MAN!! Seriously 5P all these other sports chans are clones of each other and it gets boring fast. You always got original topics for us and they appreciated very much.
thanks man!!! your team is now Thanos btw
dude you seriously have one the funniest channels on youtube. this had me cracking up the entire time. thanks.
Love your jokes dude xD
Never change
I dig the series, pal. It's got a broad appeal, and has a great type of riffing vibe to it. Just keep your heart in the content, and stay the course!
thanks brother, yeah i like where this is going, i have a good one on tap for the next one
Fair catch kick happened again for the panthers when they played in London 2019
In the first 2016 Bills-Patriots game, New England was backed up to punt at the end of the 1st half. The punter bounced it along the sideline so Buffalo couldn't fair catch kick. Sometimes rules show their effect indirectly.
Well, faircatch kicks haven't been attempted more often due to several reasons:
1) You'd only attempt this at the end of a half or end of a game. Not many 2nd or 4th quarters end on a punt. You're also only going to attempt this if you only had time for one play, timed or untimed down.
2) If it's the end of a half, the punt would have to be deep enough in the kicking team's territory to make the ensuing faircatch kick reasonably close.
3) If it's at the end of the game, the kicking team would obviously be winning or tied, and the spread in points would have to be 3 points or fewer, and once again the kicking team would have to be deep enough in its own territory to make the ensuing kick close enough to be makeable.
4) If it's at the end of the game, and the leading team is up by more than 2 points, and is deep enough in its own territory, they'll probably waste time and take a safety rather than risk a short punt that puts the other team in FG range. John Harbaugh demonstrated that wasting time and taking a safety is an effective strategy in such situations.
5) As the video points out, if you're too far away to make this kick reasonably makeable, you're essentially just giving the other team a free opportunity to run back the kick like a kickoff. Kind of risky at the end of the first half, or the end of the second half if the game is tied.
6) Finally, probably some coaches don't even know this rule exists.
So it has little to do with stupidity unless you're attempting a 90-yard kick or something ridiculous.
I thought if you're down to less than 5 players on the court, the team is allowed to look to the stands. But that scenario actually happened in a Maryland game with that Sexton dude in it. They continued the 2nd half with 7 mins le$t down 2 players to a full compliment of players due to ejections. And they almost came back.
In fact, the longest field goal in high school, a 68-yarder by Dirk Birgognone, was one of those free kick field goals. While I can't confirm this, I'm guessing the majority of the really long FGs at the HS level were of the free kick variety. I do know the longest FG kicked by a Georgia HS student was a free kick FG.
Yesterday in college basketball Alabama was down to 3 players vs most of Minnesota v because of 2 foul outs and a bunch of players on the bench were ejected for coming in the court
I think it was Joe West who called a strike against a batter who did not get into the batters box but he wasn’t rung up on the third strike. The announcers did not know about this rule and complained about the umpire who was correct in the call. Great video!!
lol Joe West is a jerk!
The Fair catch kick can be traced back to it's Rugby Roots. Let me explain
In the early form of Rugby football (now known as Rugby Union) one of the ways to score was a goal from a Mark. Where if you caught the ball when it was in the air have both feet on the ground, without the ball hitting the ground and yelled "MARK". You had marked the ball at that spot. Now this play was possible anywhere on the field by both sides for either sides kick. Afterwards the ball had to be kicked, but this meant you can now try to kick it for a goal without the other team interrupting the kick attempt.
While both codes of Rugby did have this way of scoring and marking the ball. Rugby League no longer has any way of a "mark" and Rugby Union limits the marks only for the defending team inside there 22 meters and you can not score from it.
The basketball foul out rule actually happened in one of my games a few years ago, it was pretty funny
'Points...you are a man after my own heart. I love this kind of kooky stuff. A zero-pitch game! A no-fielder triple-play! Ovechkin and Crosby putting on the stripes! Awesome stuff man!
Rich Vigil thanks brother, glad you enjoyed and I appreciate the positive feedback!
Here's one: the "intentionally dropped line drive" rule - in baseball, if a fielder intentionally drops a line drive with a runner on first and not two out, the batter is out (similar to the infield fly rule). The reason is similar to the reason for the infield fly rule; it stops a fielder from seeing where the runner on first is and then either catching it and then doubling off the runner, or dropping it and throwing to second (and from second to first) for a double play.
Interesting. I actually knew about the Fair Kick rule and the Triple Play scenario!
4.03 actually enforced once in a Korean baseball game. Away team want to intentionally walk batter from home team, and they feared about if pitcher make a wild pitch and lose(runner on 2nd,3rd). So they put one player behind catcher. And umpire call it illegal, and force the player who behind catcher back to where he originally at.
Lacrosse:
You can't cradle the ball with one hand
The fair catch kick rule happened to my team after a crappy punt with 2 minutes left and then we ended up losing 14-17
Haha the DH has officially come to both leagues!
I'm really glad to see you getting all this recognition finally, I personally haven't been following you for long and have seen that you have been doing this for a couple of years but I am definitely glad I found you and I only see you growing exponentially from here. Keep up the great work :)
thanks brother, i appreciate the positive feedback !
"People coming to marlins games" dead😂
The first rule you talked about actually happens quite a bit in the CFL
Fun rule in baseball. If a runner was to go home (whether it’s a force or steal doesn’t matter) and not touch home plate, and the umpire notices but the defending team does not appeal or tag home plate, the run counts. Usually the umpire doesn’t say anything he just will stare at home plate as to hint the other team but usually doesn’t make a call.
I got another quirky baseball rule. Should a balk be called, and the hitter puts a ball in play, the ball is considered live. The balk is negated if the runners are able to advance a base. So worst case scenario, all runners advance a base and you get to return to the box to continue the at-bat.
Great Trivia Question on the Triple play without a Fielder touching the ball.
The one-point safety in college football. Only happened twice, and Brad Nessler was the play-by-play announcer for both!!
A rule oversight (that was since fixed) was the 12 men on defence penalty in the nfl being a live ball penalty.
In a final minute hail mary situation the defending team could flood the field with players and force the offense to waste clock time in exchange for just a 5 yard penalty.
The offense would ultimately get one real chance for the hail mary as the game couldnt end on the penalty but it would be worth it to nullify potentially multiple attempts in exchange for a few yards of gain.
It happened, not this extreme, on the pats final drive against the giants in the 2012 superbowl. It was closed in the offseason by making the 12 men foul a dead ball foul.
Buddy Ryan used to do that, but in late-period goal line situations, and since it was a half-the-distance penalty the yardage was even less of an issue.
Best channel ever, funny dry humor, keep up the amazing work
One of my favorite esoteric rules is the Book Ruled Triple - technically called the three base award.
If a fielder ever tries to attempts to catch a ball with their hat OR if they throw their glove at a ball and the glove hits a ball the player whom hit the ball will be awarded third base.
that is a great rule, and may never been seen
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Derik from texas
Thoroughly enjoyable. Great stuff.
Belichick actually considered the fair catch kick in the Super Bowl to try to avoid overtime, but did decide against it.
In my high school football days we won a game on a 51 yard fair catch kick field goal. It was super crazy and it made the news 😂
My day was made when I saw you posted. Great video yet again brother.
Youre really climbing up there.
thanks john, i can't tell you how much your support means, and that's not just bullshit, comments like this keep me going!
In soccer, if you score an own goal directly from a corner kick, it is disallowed and a corner kick for the other team is given
Damn, you took shots at the Mets, Knicks and Cowboys in this. It never ceases
I always throw shade unless you get what i’m doing kno wha im sayin (been watchin too much trailer park boys)
FivePoints Vids haha I respect it. All my favorite teams are some of the easiset to hate or mock
1:39 That is a play in rugby, although a "free kick" does not count for a FG attempt in rugby, but a "penalty kick" counts for three points if it goes between the uprights.
About that Universal DH joke...
I've seen the scenario with the fouling out several times. It's rare, but not so rare that people should be surprised to find out it exists.
I’m a diehard 49ers fan and I love i Illinois and I only get to see the 49ers live is when they play in St. Louis and I was at that game and 2013 that was also when Kaep received his bobble head I never realized how lucky I was to see that live
Most casual baseball fans think the ball is dead after the infield fly rule is called. 'Taint so. A runner can be tagged out if he is off base or (as you mentioned) he is struck with the fly ball while not on base.