E74 - Scott Servais Saves Cal Raleigh With Ejection After Chris Guccione K; Raleigh Hits Walk-Off
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- HP Umpire Chris Guccione ejected Mariners manager Scott Servais for arguing a strike three call to Cal Raleigh in the 8th. The pitch was located over the inside edge and by intercepting his arguing player, Servais took th ejection, saving his player to hit a walk-off grand slam. Report: www.closecalls...
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Lindsay nailed the analysis.
It was Guccione calling two balls on two strikes on that same side of the plate in the top half of the inning while Raleigh was catching. And then rings up Raleigh on almost the same pitch that wasn't previously called. Raleigh is a phenomenal catcher and wouldn't have lost it without the pitches in the top of the 8th being missed.
I too give huge, huge credit to Brian Knight. Absolutely no requirement or reason for him to be that proactive but shows great insight and professionalism for the good of the game.
That is why us Mariners fans were upset. I believed those two calls in the top 8th were on the top 3 impactful plays.
Cal was being civil. Knight wasn’t required to be there. Putting hands on player isn’t professional. Period.
@@DJTexan Neither is arguing balls and strikes. Period.
@@ericweeks8386 Arguing bad calls is not unprofessional. Making bad calls is unprofessional.
Tell me, is it against the rules to argue balls and strikes and. if it is, what is the worst punishment possible?
Hats off to Scott Servais; better for the skipper to get tossed rather than Cal Raleigh... the rest is history.
Hats off to the 3rd base umpire asking Raleigh to go to the dugout.
Love how the ejection is basically a physical object that you can jump in front of to save your players.
You gotta protect your Big Dumper.
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3:04 A 2.6 incher getting somebody upset? Story of my life...
underrated comment
But the national average is 1.5 inches. Doesn't that make you feel better?
It wasn't the 2.6 er that got him upset, it was the fact that they almost hit two different Seattle player by pitching inside and the ump was calling some pretty bad strikes on the inside zone (both ways). The Crawford S.O. was REALLY bad, and the Mariners were upset as a whole. Servis knew one of the players were going to blow up the next time they got struck out from another perceived bad inside pitch. That is what coaches are supposed to do, get the feel of their players and keep them in the game.
I think everyone would be upset over 2.64 inches
Hey I would says that's pretty average imo
On one pitch? Less the the diameter of a baseball?? No, not everyone.
Came for the ejection amd strike zone analysis
Stayed for the puns and fun with fore-lighting
Hats off to Scott, but hell of a call from Gucci. Plus grandma had to break out the mustard and rye in the end for that Cal Grand Salami. Man do I miss Dave Niehaus.
Lindsay you rock, glad to have come across this channel! Nice work!
I being waiting for this since the walk off last night as I listen to Rick Rizz on the radio.
Thanks for posting.
Wow, the manager actually gets there in time to save the player.
The missing context here is a bunch of borderline misses on strikes. Cal was saying that the pitch he was rung up on had been a ball "all f*ing night." There were definitely a few headscratchers on "where was that pitch?"
Incorrect. Guccione only missed 11 pitches all night. Of those, only 4 were outside the strike zone and incorrectly called balls.
The ball showed off the plate by half an inch or more go back and look at the metrics
@@maxleidig2156 This pitch had a px value of 0.51. That's in feet, so the pitch was 0.51 (6.1 inches) from the center of the plate. The plate is 17 inches wide, so pitches with a px value less than 0.708 are over the plate. Easy strike.
Mariners are my 2nd favourite team to the Blue Jays, so huge props to Brian Knight and especially Scott Servais for keeping Cal Raleigh in the game! That save allowed him to participate in what I like to call a Raleigh rally!
Great manager work there by Servais by keeping his player in the game.
And NO, MLB will not discipline Servais further, as this is exactly what the league wants when it comes to managers saving players. Its good inside baseball, it motivates teams, and it leads to dramatic swings and even homers from the Dumper, the best catcher in baseball right now, btw!
Him coming back onto the field after the game when he's been ejected helps motivate players?
What do the NYM broadcasts do that is different when showing balls and strikes?
This is the best managerial move I've ever seen from Servais.
Now that is a coach who took one for his player, and it paid off... oh the call was correct... not that you need a wrong call to argue.
The call was correct but the umpire was bad all game.
@@Yumi_Jay You're just wrong. Look at the umpire scorecard without your emotions.
@@dougr188 I did. The umpire favored the white Sox by 0.72. The top 3 calls went in the Sox favor and they would be strikes, but call balls.
Tough crowd.
“Bad all game” ??!? Uh, clearly not.
I want to give a ton of credit to the home plate umpire Guccione. He let Raleigh go for quite awhile, and didn't throw him out. I think he knew at that point he had to toss someone and let Servais take the ejection. That was how you de-escalate and move on by the book from Guccione and his 3rd base compatriot.
The Jomboy video did a great job showing Guccione's game management too. Tossed him like he had to, but stayed calm with no attitude. Two guys trying to do their job who disagreed but probably had a beer together at the end of the night.
Outstanding job by Scott
Does the fact that he is a catcher come into play with the leeway a player would get? He has been seeing the umps calls all night so would have a good understanding of the umps strike zone.
No, in fact…quite the opposite. Catchers should be the very last player to ever dispute balls and strikes because no plate umpire wants to then work the rest of the night with a catcher whose blood is up regarding the zone. It’s not a written rule but, it’s just understood…if you’re the catcher, you keep your eyes front and say nothing. Deviate from that at your peril.
@@1969EType So they can't point out the umpire is wrong because the umpire will take petty revenge on them? Yeah, really making the umps look good there. A computerized strike zone doesn't get mad or offended.
@@Thanatos2k Pointing out is pointing out…that’s not what I’m talking about.
great job by Scott Servais.
strangest thing here was seeing Scott’s hair
That’s what a great coach does. If they see that ejection getting closer and closer they step in and take the hit! Scott Servais is a very canny coach. And it’s Raleigh not Rally.
I have a question. I know the top of the strike zone is the midway point from the top of the belt to the top of the shoulder, but when the batter goes up before the pitch crosses the plate, where is the established strike zone there?
Well done, Servais. Guccione had a rough night by his standards, but I give him credit for letting Raleigh beef a little before Servais could get out there.
For the record, it's pronounced Rahh-lee, like the city in North Carolina. Ray-lee is another player on the team (Raley)
Cal Rally?
Announcers can’t even call the game right. A bases loaded 3 run walk off home run according to the announcers. How do you not know the bases are loaded?? Announcers are so bad!!
Dave Sims: "Taking on these White Sox, who are, well, not having a good year."
Understatement of the summer.
I never knew the hollow versus solid before.
Respect to third base ump trying to help keep players in game, home plate ump may toss Raleigh if he keeps talking
Start paying attention to team announcers because too many of them don't understand the rules just their vibes to get them through a broadcast
This is awesome. Sims to NY.. pls.
the ejection that fired up the rally
Scott servais is underrated
I wonder if Sims thought Cal got ejected and that was why he was so surprised. Also I feel like I vaguely remember Scott coming back onto the field after win where he’d been ejected a couple years ago. Can’t remember if anything came of it.
Game was over. He can come back on field.
Sims had a rough night, he did seem to think that it was Raleigh that was sent off. Mike had to kinda step in and sort it out. He got behind with the order a bit as well a couple times, leading to the "3-run" walk off call. I'd still rather have him on the broadcast than 90% of the leagues broadcasters.
Dang it. It was a strike. Barely
I swear we were just on 50
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Haha I love your subtle shade toward the announcers.
Chris is my Sister in-laws cousin he's an awesome ump
Hunter Biden is going to Jail.
How many degrees of separation before you get to Kevin Bacon?
@@sjp35productions6 Always six degrees.
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The catcher's mitt is not inside the strike zone.
That's framing, it's not where it crosses the plate (or fails to).
@@chrisschack9716 right, I’m just saying looking at the “dot” graphic compared to the strike zone rectangle compared to the catchers mitt where the ball is caught isn’t a great way to determine whether you think something is a strike or not. Yet so many fans and announcers seem to do that. I’d rather lose the bad graphic overlay and show a quick 3d graphic for close calls under debate.
bob melvin ejected
I love how according to the homer announcers everyone on earth is allowed to make mistakes except for umpires.
Oh, and color me shocked that the Sox blew yet another game going into the 7th with a lead.
Love your content love learning from the umpire point of view but you did not show the entire story. Cal was the behind the plate and had some very close calls that should have been strikes that were ruled balls. I must admit too I am a Mariners fan so I might be a little biased m.
The video literally shows the umpire scorecard and highlights the 3 pitches that were most egregious. What more do you want?
Id love for you to do some savanna bannasa. Just for shts and giggles.
That was the April Fool’s video for this year! ruclips.net/video/amon7XlJrWk/видео.htmlsi=ykD7EWYPbZFipYHH
I'm disappointed in Servais on this one....I mean, yes, great job saving his player from the ejection....but he didn't really do his usual schtick where he holds his arms wide apart, as if he was trying to convince the ump of some massive fish he caught on his last fishing trip!
With the amount of hesitance, and pauses every time she speaks, not to mention the computer metrics she relys on that showed the ball was half an inch off the plate yet she disagrees... How are yall taking her serious lmao sounds like a little league commentator whos never played the game let alone learned enough about it to speak on it, this is why this channel will fail, non-profesional takes with someone extremely under qualified, cheers enjoy the downvotes
Second umpire shouldn’t have put hands on player.
He never touched him… and if he did it was from the player turning away to go back to his dugout
He was keeping him in the game.
@@andrewreid895 Yes he did.
@@MwD676 He can do that without touching the player.
You’re right, his index finger may have grazed his jersey as the player turned away🙄
Servais is the worst mlb manager.
You're totally in the wrong defending the umpire from the claim he had a bad night. He was noticeably bad throughout the game against both teams. It's also off-base to make the claim his calls against the Mariners weren't significant. The cumulative run value was around 0.72 in Chicago's favor. That, especially in the context of Cal's effectiveness as a pitch framer, is significant.
I don’t care what your machine says, that pitch was a ball! Where do you find these things?
So do you want an automated zone or not?
She’s done videos on how she gets the official numbers.
RoboUmp says it is a strike. RoboUmp is never wrong. Just ask RoboUmp.
Hometown Annoucers are just so pathetic
They call games how they're told to, believe it or not. Many have zero problem switching to fully neutral in national broadcasts.
Sims is just bad in general I mute and turn on music most of the time. Try to sync with radio stream but changes every half inning for some reason.
@@tspierpont It's past time for him to retire.
Aaron Goldsmith and Mike Blowers are pretty good and Rick Rizz is a legend. Sims is alright most of the time, but he makes some baffling mental lapses sometimes and makes some goofy calls where it's like he started a sentence without having a clue what he was going to say and tries to wing it and comes up with something that doesn't even make sense. (Look up his "Hey Lloyd, do some delivery" call of a Kyle Seager homer for a laugh. 😂)
@@QuarrelsomeLocalOaf did not disappoint 😆
Lady that ball is not a strike the ball has to be in the zone even with AI umpires calling balls and strikes that pitch was a ball💯 didn’t even clip the zone
RoboUmp says it was a strike. RoboUmp is never wrong. Just ask RoboUmp.
MLB umpires think they are gods, above everyone else, smarter than everyone else and accountable to no one. What farse 👎
Good save by Servais preventing Raleigh from getting ejected and good for the manager sacrificing himself getting the actual ejection before Raleigh drilled a walk-off grand slam in the next inning.
Cal was mad because his pitchers weren’t getting that call all night. They had a rather small strikes zone.
Eh, maybe. It was a pretty accurate zone (151 of 162 pitches called correctly with zero margin or error), but of the 11 missed pitches, 7 were balls called inside the electronic zone.
When he missed, he tended to miss small.
I'm here for the "2.6 incher that got him upset"
With the Bryce Harper ejection and him returning, he decided to give Brian Knight the ol “Hey. F*** You!” While the umpires were walking off the field and the cameras caught it.
This is different. Scott minded his own business, celebrated with his team. No harm
I've been waiting all day for this!!!
Going out to save your star player from an ejection is acceptable. However, once a manager start to argue balls and strikes, that's an ejection since they left their positions. However, it would be a bigger loss to a team to lose their star player than it is to lose a manager.
Which is why I was getting annoyed that Cal stuck around to bark some more. Leave that to the manager who’s making an ass of himself so his players don’t have to.
@@JGTheGamer As long as Cal is being civil then that is not a problem. What is the problem is second umpire putting hands on player.
@@DJTexanit was fine.
@@skinflutey no it isn’t.
@@DJTexan yes it is.