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Umpires who miss the final out of a perfect game, and booth reviewers who interpret touching the ball down as an incomplete pass add unnecessary injury.
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1 comments:
By the rule book, the call was correct. I don't think it is fair to blame the officials for correctly interpreting the rule book just because it "looked" like a catch.
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