the world series. on saturday night with two outs in the bottom of the ninth, this happened. a rare obstruction call to end the game. giving the st. louis cardinals a 2-1 edge on the series. he is on the ground. if he tries to raise up, he is clearly getting in his way. for craig to advance to heme plate. but he got tangled up with him and that was the call. we didn t think there was any obstruction there. i was inside the baseline. had to dive for it. as i m getting up, he trips over me. i don t know what else to say. after the game, rare press conference. the umpire defended his call. the base runner has every right to go unon strukted to home plate and unfortunately for middlebrooks, he was right there. and there was contact. and so, he could not advance to home plate naturally. at home plate, the red sox storm the field to argue. while elated cardinals players ran to celebrate. both sides thought they were right.
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