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The story so far seems to be blaming it on forcing the Cubs to expand their strike zone (Phil Cuzzi, of course, Maddon was gracious enough to observe it was the same for both sides)...and also the possibility that Lackey ("I'm not accusing anyone" and then Ross inevitably did just that) was doctoring the ball or the Cardinals were putting balls that had been scuffed or fouled off back into play.

 

 

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QUOTE (caulfield12 @ Oct 10, 2015 -> 12:35 AM)
The story so far seems to be blaming it on forcing the Cubs to expand their strike zone (Phil Cuzzi, of course, Maddon was gracious enough to observe it was the same for both sides)...and also the possibility that Lackey ("I'm not accusing anyone" and then Ross inevitably did just that) was doctoring the ball or the Cardinals were putting balls that had been scuffed or fouled off back into play.

The TBS k zone is what people are going by and it is horribly inaccurate. The Dodgers/mets game appeared to have the same "zone"

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QUOTE (soxfan2014 @ Oct 9, 2015 -> 08:38 AM)
That's actually not true at all as they were going on this morning on The Score about the Astros and Mets.

I don't consider the score in my local media rotation. It still surprises me when people listen to that station

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QUOTE (RockRaines @ Oct 10, 2015 -> 06:40 AM)
I don't consider the score in my local media rotation. It still surprises me when people listen to that station

 

Eh, a lot of driving for my job, fm radio/most of today's music being terrible, and no other sports ones (loved "The Game" which used to be 87.7 fm but that went off the air. Short-lived.)

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QUOTE (soxfan2014 @ Oct 10, 2015 -> 07:11 AM)
Eh, a lot of driving for my job, fm radio/most of today's music being terrible, and no other sports ones (loved "The Game" which used to be 87.7 fm but that went off the air. Short-lived.)

 

Get satellite and listen to Stern, while he's still on the air. The Score and most sports talk radio is poison to the ears unless there are interviews.

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QUOTE (whtsoxfan @ Oct 9, 2015 -> 07:50 PM)
John lackey putting sweat off his arms and spit on the ball...isn't that illegal?

 

Sweat is fine. Spit is illegal. I forgot what player said it, but the player was asked about going to the mouth before a pitch. But the player said, if it gives the pitcher more control so he doesn't get hit, he's fine with it.

 

QUOTE (Buehrle>Wood @ Oct 9, 2015 -> 08:29 PM)
Anyone starting to think tbs' box is off?

 

The box was way off. I think it was worse in the Dodgers/Mets game.

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QUOTE (KyYlE23 @ Oct 10, 2015 -> 07:31 AM)
Lol, the score is poison but listen to stern

 

Says someone who doesn't listen to Stern and know his show. Don't you have another softball championship to lose?

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QUOTE (caulfield12 @ Oct 10, 2015 -> 12:35 AM)
The story so far seems to be blaming it on forcing the Cubs to expand their strike zone (Phil Cuzzi, of course, Maddon was gracious enough to observe it was the same for both sides)...and also the possibility that Lackey ("I'm not accusing anyone" and then Ross inevitably did just that) was doctoring the ball or the Cardinals were putting balls that had been scuffed or fouled off back into play.

 

I'm not necessarily saying it had anything to do with anything, but Lackey was going to his mouth/hair/cap a lot last night. It stood out to me while watching, so I'm sure it looked suspicious to the Cubs as well.

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