HAHA you’re so wrong it’s sad. Infield fly is treated the exact same way as a fly ball. The batter is out as soon as the umpire announces infield fly but the runners still have to tag up. Once the ball is touched by a player or the ground the runners can leave their bases.

Can you guys stop acting like ESPN? Just because he plays a sport and committed a crime doesn’t mean you have to write a story about it.

It’s gotta be the hair, Cotton.

I’m assuming he didn’t tag up at first either. So the mets didn’t know the rule either. All they had to do was touch first base. Run down wasn’t necessary.

Can’t have a balk when there’s no one on base. A balk is any deception of the runner not the batter.

Awesome video. Really does a great job of not showing the windup.

let’s just make baseball like football and change the rules every year!!!!!

Why is that scrawny bat boy wearing a Bonds jersey?

I dare you to make a comment that doesn’t involve a reference to Baltimore.

Not gonna lose any of that massive gut by cheating every workout you do: Actually sitting down on those squats; using the bars to pull yourself up on your crunches. You fuckin wonder why......

Rob, you were replaced by F.P. Santangelo in the booth. Before you give someone else a hard time, try to remember that one of the worst announcers in all of sports TOOK YOUR JOB.

Are the kids imitating adults or are the adults imitating children?

What is it about RG3 that gives rich, old white guys wet dreams?

the LA Scams!!! Amiright?

“I’m a MAN. FILM ME!”

Flacco sucks at Pizza Hut commercials

Natty boh sucks. Edgar Allen Poe isn’t scary.

Baltimore is always getting screwed. You’re so right. They should just give the Ravens 7 more wins, the O’s an automatic homerun at the start of every inning, and the Colts should be forced to leave the NFL for taking your precious colors.

and the Ravens totally would have won the super bowl this year if it wasn’t for that call!!!!!

Thank you Cleveland for making your residents painfully desperate for sports excitement that they resort to re-enacting famous college basketball shots on another gray, rainy, depressing day in a Cleveland park.