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A synchronized replay explains why Kevin Cash's challenge sent the Brewers back to work after an apparent game-ending double play.
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Ump missed a crucial call in the World Series, a breakdown #baseball #mlb #milwaukee #brewers #tampa
The Brewers are already celebrating when Kevin Cash asks for another look. In Jomboy Media's World Series breakdown, the difference between a finished game and an unfinished inning comes down to a foot leaving second base too soon.
The Short drew an estimated 700,000 views in its first day, nearly eight times the channel's usual start for the format. Its comment section was more than five times as busy as usual, with viewers discussing how replay handles something almost impossible to spot at full speed.
Jomboy rewinds the ninth-inning sequence from Game 1 between Milwaukee and Tampa Bay: Junior Caminero checks his swing, eventually walks to load the bases, and a ground ball produces what initially looks like the final double play.
Cash challenges. Jomboy's synchronized split-screen shows the crucial separation: the fielder's foot is off the bag before the ball reaches his glove. The review overturns the out at second but preserves the out at first. Milwaukee has to finish the job again, this time with a strikeout.
Several viewers recall the old "neighborhood play," when a middle infielder's proximity to second could be enough in practice. Others focus on the distinction between a missed call in real time and a review that ultimately corrects it.
The breakdown includes a paid sponsorship. Its baseball hook is the tiny gap between glove and bag, made visible after the Brewers thought they were done.
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What viewers say
The system worked, the right call way made and the outcome was still the same. That’s all fans ever want.
@CLNCJD94See it on YouTubeI remember a time when they didn't care about touching second base on a double play.
@MadKingLordeusSee it on YouTubeNext thing you know, they’ll be making bases turn into a motion sensor for all types of analytics to help determine the microscopic impact of the cleats scraping.
@philipmaloy1975See it on YouTube
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Contreras was a beast behind the plate in game 1
@shot_out_n_tiredSee it on YouTubeThat play on 2nd base happens almost every game
@Supersteve1990See it on YouTubeBack in the day, SS just needed to be "in the area" of the base
@gmollsterSee it on YouTubeI mean how can any ump make that call, it was literal millimeters from an out. Glad they had reviews to correct it.
@samklein9383See it on YouTubeThat "look at thaaaaat" near the end 😂😂😂
@jessbracken1412See it on YouTubeSuch a stud to get the k after all of that. Not a brewers fan but real recognize real
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Which team does Kevin Cash manage in this World Series breakdown?
Cash is the Rays manager who challenges the apparent game-ending double play.