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“Dumbest problem ever seen!” – Followers roast Blue Jays after Andres Gimenez’s errant throw drills Mariners’ Eugenio Suarez on dugout steps

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“Dumbest problem ever seen!” – Followers roast Blue Jays after Andres Gimenez’s errant throw drills Mariners’ Eugenio Suarez on dugout steps


The Seattle Mariners’ three-run rally within the fifth inning towards the Toronto Blue Jays in Sport of the ALCS on Monday began with an intriguing sequence of play.

Mariners slugger Randy Arozarena grounded a pitch from Trey Yesavage in direction of Blue Jays shortstop Andres Gimenez. Whereas Arozarena sprinted to first, Gimenez’s spinning try at first flew in direction of the Mariners dugout.

Arozarena moved to second because the ball was deemed out of play. Nevertheless, the Blue Jays challenged the decision because the throw hit Mariners’ Eugenio Suarez, sitting on the dugout steps. The decision was upheld and Seattle ended up scoring three runs after the play.

Followers reacted to the Blue Jays’ peculiar problem within the fifth inning.

“Dumbest problem I’ve ever seen.”

Dumbest problem I’ve ever seen.

“Then Schneider proceeded to get mad when the decision wasnt overturned. He simply looks as if a poisonous individual to move a ball membership.”

Then Schneider proceeded to get mad when the decision wasnt overturned. He simply looks as if a poisonous individual to move a ball membership.

“Looks like an effective way to lose your problem huh. Greedy straws already.”

Looks like an effective way to lose your problem huh. Greedy straws already.

“That might have been the dumbest overturn in history–regardless of what the technical rule even is.”

That might have been the dumbest overturn in history–regardless of what the technical rule even is.

“Dumb problem. Somebody that doesnt know baseball would suppose it is a unhealthy throw and it’s self-explanatory. Finish of story. Transfer on.”

Dumb problem. Somebody that doesnt know baseball would suppose it is a unhealthy throw and it’s self-explanatory. Finish of story. Transfer on.

Blue Jays supervisor John Schneider defined purpose behind peculiar problem

Blue Jays supervisor John Schneider revealed that the problem got here after a miscommunication with crew chief Alfonso Marquez. Schneider mentioned in a mid recreation dialog with Ken Rosenthal:

“I simply mentioned, hey, if it hit (Suárez earlier than it entered the dugout), does (Arozarena) return to first? And he mentioned sure, so I challenged. After which afterward, they mentioned in the event that they deemed it was going to enter the dugout anyway, the decision’s going to face. So just a bit little bit of miscommunication there, I assume, with me and Phonzo.”

Seattle took a 6-3 lead within the fifth inning after a three-run homer from Jorge Polanco. The Blue Jays didn’t get better because the Mariners scored one other three runs within the seventh inning to assert a 10-3 win and take a 2-0 lead within the championship sequence.