Some of these are strikes, some are within the one-inch margin that MLB uses for grading home plate umpires. In the era before the onscreen strike box, half these calls would've been grudgingly accepted as close calls that could've gone either way.
A lot of these are in what we call the margin of error(MOE). The box that is on TV is not what umpires are graded on. They're grade by a different that measures the batter in his stance and the plate. It's given to the umpires the very next day.
this is called "bad call strikes" if so don't count those that are almost against the makeshift strike zone they put on TV, or the calls without one on TV, because these are hard to tell without actually being behind the plate, the others really really deserve to be here! yes I've been behind the plate in ages from 8yr-highschool! pitches get harder to call the older these kids get.
Some of these are strikes, some are within the one-inch margin that MLB uses for grading home plate umpires. In the era before the onscreen strike box, half these calls would've been grudgingly accepted as close calls that could've gone either way.
the whole ball doesn't have to be in the lines for a strike. Only part of it has to touch the zone.
A lot of these are in what we call the margin of error(MOE). The box that is on TV is not what umpires are graded on. They're grade by a different that measures the batter in his stance and the plate. It's given to the umpires the very next day.
the box on tv is accurate for inside and outside though. It's the top and bottom of the zones that are inaccurate sometimes
@@allbrosdjayno, it’s inaccurate for the inside/outside sometimes too
@@sportsstuff124think about it
the bat with Colton Wong needs to be removed, because that one even shows as a strike in the digital strike zone on TV!
the call made starting at 12:15 in the video shouldn't be here either, because it shows as a strike in the digital strike zone as well.
I saw several that were completely in the strike zone. Not all of these were bad calls.
Even those that may not, were close enough to be called strikes, that´s how it works
the Tsutsugo (18:40) at bat you can't call from that far back, shouldn't be here, unless it's obvious and its not.
Most of those were strikes
(B)Earnhardt at batb(19:39) shows as a strike.
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you need to put in the away team 's announcers. i bet they would have more entertaining commentary
this is called "bad call strikes" if so don't count those that are almost against the makeshift strike zone they put on TV, or the calls without one on TV, because these are hard to tell without actually being behind the plate, the others really really deserve to be here! yes I've been behind the plate in ages from 8yr-highschool! pitches get harder to call the older these kids get.
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the McKinney(A's batter vs Philly 16+mins in) at bat was a strike, and not a bad call.
the soto bat showed as a strike, hell even to the naked eye it looks like a strike, bottom line... shouldn't be in this video!