How to Call a Triple Play

Multiple runners on base, nobody out, what's a pitcher to do? And what's the broadcaster to do when a triple play ensues a moment later?
This week, Josh Suchon and Jesse Goldberg-Strassler discuss how to call a triple play, whether it goes around the horn, results from a tremendous catch in the outfield, or is pulled off in an unassisted blink of the eye. They also answer the question: If a double play is a pitcher's best friend, what's a triple play?
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Our thanks to Ryan LeFevre, who created the Crafting the Call logo.
Shout-out to Bill Wambsganss.

[@chrisdelcamp3853]

Jesse and Josh, You guys are incredible. I love this channel and the product you produce and give us. It scratches the sports itch people come here for, but in a refreshing twist, you give us a glimpse into what it is like being in the booth with all of its nuances, trials, and quirks.
I certainly look forward to future episodes.

[@TheKnightOfNee]

I'm really enjoying this series. It gives me a lot to think about with the dynamics that go into a call, not just with baseball, but with other sports, competitive video games, and other such live events.

[@Gonzagafan99]

Red Sox announcers were the great Ned Martin and the late Jerry Remy