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I was at the game. I wasn't watching his feet. If he was set up at the back of the plate his foot would not have to be on home plate to be completely out of the chalk. There's plenty of no-mans land back there.

You can't step across the inside line behind the plate? Or even at the back of the plate, where there's much more than 6 inches?

There's a whole lot of room back there to step completely out of the batters box without touching the plate.

unless you're standing in the back half of the batter's box. there's more than enough room to put a whole foot out of the box back there without touching home plate.

Better not be. Last night I received unofficial confirmation that the job is mine if I want it.

I don't buy into a lot of what I see in the political section these days (from either side), but I know about this situation, and it bothers me. there are several espn commentators who constantly have hot takes about police, racism, BLM, etc, and they are allowed to say whatever they way.

I keep hearing this, and it may be correct, but since nobody was actually watching his feet except for the umpire and the catcher, it's kinda hard for me to understand how you guys know exactly what he did or didn't do. either way, if nothing else, it balanced out the run that HF lost when their runner clearly beat out an infield single that would've scored a run, but instead was called out to end the 2nd.

some of the fans were griping about the catcher making the call, so I'm assuming that the HF catcher noticed it on his previous swing and alerted the umpire (which is great catching, IMO)

Channelview won 3-2

Dobie won 2-0

Atascocita won 1-0

Ended 1-1, Kingwood won the shootout 5-3

Nice effort and season for EC. Good luck going forward, center

Ended 3-3. KP won the shootout 5-4

Well, there you have it. It was confusing, whatever it was.

9-5, I thought?

7-3, final.

Horns push a run across on a hit and a couple of errors, but leave the bases loaded. 7-1 horns going to the top of the 7th

6-1, bottom 6

Horns push another run across. 6-1 after 5

Two walks score two runs for the horns. 5-1, bases loaded, still no outs

Infield hit loads the bases for the Horns cleanup hitter

2nd and 3rd for the horns, 3-0 count, no outs, another pitching change for the Cards

Leadoff batter reaches on a walk for the horns, pitching change BC

3-1, mid 5. Horns work around a lead off double by BC