Doug Eddings Made Up a Hat Rule, Then Ejected Marmol
Doug Eddings admitted there's no rule on how a rookie wears his hat, then ejected the manager who pointed that out. Baseball just watched an umpire freelance.
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Doug Eddings admitted there's no rule on how a rookie wears his hat, then ejected the manager who pointed that out. Baseball just watched an umpire freelance.
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Joshua Báez turned his first MLB at-bat into his third home run trot before the Cubs could blink. Nobody in 150-plus years of baseball had ever done that.
Masyn Winn dove into the hole and uncorked an 83.3 MPH throw to rob Pete Crow-Armstrong, and nothing else from Cardinals-Cubs is going to top it.
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