Yankees’ Gio Urshela was able to walk three chunks and the home plate umpire missed a hit in the 10th
A thrilling success for its Detroit Tigers against the New York Yankees on Friday night was overshadowed by some odd calls in the umpires.
Urshela functioned Funkhouser to a 2-2 count along with the umpire allowed Urshela to walk to first base though the count was 3-2 and he did not get the fourth ball in order to allow him to really walk.
Nobody seemed to argue the call
Urshela, in his following at-bat, grounded out to third base, but the replay showed he seemed to get to first base prior to the third baseman’s throw.
The upcoming contentious call in the home plate umpire in the 10th inning and was the costliest for the Yankees.
Wilson threw a pitch at the outside corner and it seemed that he was able to find the ball on the plate. The umpire called it a ball and enabled Grossman to have one more shot at Wilson.
On the next pitch, Grossman struck on a two-run game-winning home run. Wilson was one out from procuring the rescue but rather, the team was given a 3-2 loss.
“Any time you are not pitching well, it’s not simple,” Wilson said after the game. “I am emotionally demanding. I’ve done it for a little while, so I know what I can really do. I just need to get back to the ideal path.”
