6/11 vs NYY

[jacksonianmarch]

haha, just f***in with you guys. Cervelli nice....

[MANNYHOF24]

IF WE GOT THAT CALL' date=' WE'D BE WINNING!!!!!![/quote']

 

WAHHHHHHHH

[Dojji]

Pity. But we were about due.

[Cocos Disciples]

Yay, everything's better now that jacko got his way!

[jacksonianmarch]

got to get the runner over jeter

[redsoxrules]

got to get the runner over jeter

 

No, he needs to strike out

[Cocos Disciples]

Runner: Not advanced. 1 down.

[jacksonianmarch]

good job Jeter. How to f*** up

[MANNYHOF24]

Captain getting the job done...

 

 

 

Not.

[BoSox21]

did Eck just express regret that Lopez isnt on the team anymore?

[Spudboy]

got to get the runner over jeter

 

Not this time. It was great to hear some Fenway fan yelling "Mariah Carry" almost every pitch to Jeter. Lol.

[redsoxrules]

f***

[Spudboy]

Delcarmen looks like s*** tonight. Bound to happen.

[Cocos Disciples]

Walking guys before Teixeira=not a good thing.

[ORS]

Ah, CD, ready for some of that logic and fact again?

http://www.brooksbaseball.net/pfx/numlocation.php?xml=http://gd2.mlb.com/components/game/mlb/year_2009/month_06/day_11/gid_2009_06_11_nyamlb_bosmlb_1//pbp/pitchers/282332.xml&batterX=090611_205423&innings=yyyyyyyyy&s_type=1&sp_type=1&h_size=700&v_size=500

 

Any part of the black is a strike, not to mention CC lost a strike during that AB.

Well, you really aren't reading that 100% correctly. Look at the location of the vertical lines. They are at -1.0 and +1.0 feet from center, meaning the plate (as typically called by umpires) is 24" wide. This is what they do at brooksbaseball. The strikezone shown is the "usual" strikezone, not the regulation one. The regulation width of the plate is 17", and I'd put the black at no more than 1.5" wide, so anything beyond 10" from center, which is 0.83', is a ball per the rulebook.

 

If you look at the total game calling link, called Normalized Strikezone, you see the correct location of the regulation zone.

 

Link

[yankees228]

Well, you really aren't reading that 100% correctly. Look at the location of the vertical lines. They are at -1.0 and +1.0 feet from center, meaning the plate (as typically called by umpires) is 24" wide. This is what they do at brooksbaseball. The strikezone shown is the "usual" strikezone, not the regulation one. The regulation width of the plate is 17", and I'd put the black at no more than 1.5" wide, so anything beyond 10" from center, which is 0.83', is a ball per the rulebook.

 

If you look at the total game calling link, called Normalized Strikezone, you see the correct location of the regulation zone.

 

Link

 

Interesting. I really appreciate the info.

[redsoxrules]

Holy f*** do NOT load the bases up

[Cocos Disciples]

Warning track power, Tex is a total scrub.

 

A-Rod: K or popup?

[redsoxrules]

PHEW

[jacksonianmarch]

Once ARod actually gets hot, this offense will be solid.

[redsoxrules]

Warning track power, Tex is a total scrub.

 

 

I know eh , arent you glad the sox didn't sign him

[msubulldogs21]

Warning track power, Tex is a total scrub.

 

A-Rod: K or popup?

 

I've got a bad feeling so I'll go double off the monster

[BoSox21]

damnit MDC, just go after him

[Cocos Disciples]

I know eh ' date=' arent you glad the sox didn't sign him[/quote']

 

Yeah he's f***ing miserable. Plus he looks like a combination of Paul Simon and a horse.

[jacksonianmarch]

this rain will only help the sox. A rain delay ends CC's night.

[jacksonianmarch]

ARODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

[msubulldogs21]

I've got a bad feeling so I'll go double off the monster

 

[Spudboy]

Yeah he's f***ing miserable. Plus he looks like a combination of Paul Simon and a horse.

 

Game.

[Cocos Disciples]

Oof. 3-1. Tarp comes on after the half inning.

[Teddyballgame10]

terrible pitch