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Baseball Primer Newsblog — The Best News Links from the Baseball Newsstand Sunday, August 31, 2008MVN: Matschulat: Umpiring Gaffes Punctuate Rangers’ Latest Defeat (Video)Sufferin’ saccharin!...Isaac Sprague got more of the plate than Torii Hunter did!
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Dale Scott had a pretty good view of this play, so there's no excuse for it.
Additionally, third base umpire Dan Iassogna failed to get out of the way on Torii Hunter's mishandled throw from center field on the play that immediately preceded the Davis play. The Rangers' broadcasters said the ball would have likely gone into the dugout if not for his terrible positioning, which would have scored Blalock and also Byrd from second.
So, no, the umpires' actions don't really nullify each other. Texas didn't play particularly well and probably deserved to lose regardless, but the umpires still likely cost the Rangers at least one run in a game that was decided by one run.
The umpires are surely not making a case against instant replay by making such a large number of mistakes.
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