Same here, just bizarre. It would be like the 2nd base ump changing . . .

a ball/strike call.

It was initially a bad call, for sure. If the infielder has to turn his back to the plate, it is too deep for an infield fly, IMHO.

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Posted: 04/07/2019 at 5:03PM

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How do you reverse infield fly call, once made. -- rtp_hokie67 04/07/2019 4:57PM

Horrible umpiring there. Once it is called it can change the way the -- SHPHOKIE 04/07/2019 5:04PM

Same here, just bizarre. It would be like the 2nd base ump changing . . . -- UEMcGill 04/07/2019 5:03PM

It happens every day with infield flys -- rtp_hokie67 04/07/2019 5:16PM

Agree, I thought that once it was called, play actually stopped. Batter out -- Hokie`79 04/07/2019 5:03PM

I saw a game early this season where batter popped up -- OandM 69 04/07/2019 5:36PM

Runners advance at their own risk. If is caught, they must tag up. -- UEMcGill 04/07/2019 5:09PM

No, runners advance at their own risk -- rtp_hokie67 04/07/2019 5:08PM

That would have been the correct ruling. ** -- SHPHOKIE 04/07/2019 5:36PM

Same here, just bizarre. It would be like the 2nd base ump changing . . .

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