ROFL

I think everyone here who is seeing the replay says he was safe and at the very least it is worth a review. Ned sitting on his ass like a pussy.

Should I stay up late and watch this game?
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Hud asks, "isn't it worth the try?"

Lefevere says nothing. He considers himself a purist, so he probably says no challenge on principle.

Fever still trying to make excuses for pussy Ned

I mean how the **** do you not challenge that?

Is there a reason not to challenge?

I can't see it, but I will say that in the 9th inning there's almost no downside to challenging even if you think the odds of a reversal are slim.

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Hell no. Matlock comes on at 10pm California Time, and Ned doesn't want to miss it two nights in a row!

The ball clearly beat Esky, but the tag was higher on the leg instead of down by the foot. Foot comes across the plate as the tag is applied. Given that it may have won a game in the 9th, not sure HTF you don't challenge.

not much of one. Even if you lose, the umps retain the right to initiate a challenge on your behalf if something egregiously bad happens later.

The downside is if something really bad happens later, the umps fold their arms and say "nope", and you can't force them to look.

And that's what burns my ass...it's the top of the 9th, tie game..wtf do you have to lose? Get off your ass and go chew some ear. Maybe New York sees it your way but how do you know if you don't try?

Esky slid his foot under the tag. It was close, definitely worth a review. What other situation can you think of that's more important to challenge? Even if you lose, so what?

The good Wade Davis came to pitch tonight