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Posted by Amalie Benjamin  May 29, 2007 12:18 AM
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For those of you still interested in the ninth-inning play with Casey Blake, first base umpire Chuck Meriweather ruled that the ball hit Blake when Blake was going around. According to the rulebook, that means a strikeout. This was a reversal of the original ruling, which had Blake being hit by a pitch. It was what Terry Francona was arguing for when he went out to speak with the umpires.

Eric Wedge didn't quite see it that way, but the call stood, and was a huge play, giving the Sox the second out in a ninth inning that could have slipped away from them.

Just seems like all the breaks are going their way right now, doesn't it?

That's it for me. 'Night, everyone.

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