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Padres starter Zach Davies has a solution.
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Fernando Tatis Jr. smacked a grand slam on a 3-0 count with a big lead, leading to criticism from both managers.
What do you think about this unwritten rule in baseball?
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Rangers manager Chris Woodward: "I think there’s a lot of unwritten rules that are constantly being challenged in today’s game. I didn’t like it, personally."
@dennistlin with more reactions after Tatis' first career grand slam
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Unwritten rules are ruining baseball.
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Supposed “fans” who know nothing about unwritten rules have ruined the game that was pretty successful without them.
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Don't give up a homer if you're gonna be mad about giving up a homer
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Seems a little victim blamey. MLB needs a safe word i think.
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I'm guessing it's unwritten because whoever came up with it was too embarrassed to put it in writing
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Never heard of this unwritten rule but if you're going to lay it in there, hit it. How many times you've seen a big lead disappear. You don't take your foot off of the pedal, this isn't little league, grow up.
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It’s definitely been an unwritten MLB rule for decades, but I agree that teams should keep their foot on the pedal, given all the “secure” leads that have been blown.
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