Craig Carton

I still recognize the nonsense.

I recognize them doing a pointless interview with Jazz Chisholm and not having the score bug on the screen while they're showing the two split screen.

I don't know what the count is.

I don't know what the pitch count is.

I don't know anything because they're talking to Jazz and they can't do both because Netflix was terrible.

But it's hard to get angry about it.

Through a three-minute break, right?

He's at the games.

Never.

It is literally the brand new thing they're bringing to the game.

It's controversial.

It's the first time in baseball history we have seen it done in a game that matters.

The first time in history.

And they don't even acknowledge it practically.

They cut away from it right away to go to the manager.

Then they cut back, and they don't show the graphic, nothing.

You just see the umpire standing there.

I'm not even sure for the first 30 seconds if it was called a strike, whether it's Caballero, the one who's called for it.

I saw Caballero hit his helmet.

I did see that.