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Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 14:26 pm
by ramfandan
Braves announcers were waiting to see a called 3rd SO punch out move. Didn’t happen til 5th inning. Unfortunately, the pitch was well outside the lefty batter. Too bad it was first major league punch out call and it wasn’t a strike. Kinda funny too that her very first pitch call of game was inside to righty batter ..she called it strike ! Batter just smiled.
Overall, she has been good on her ball/strike calls.
Maybe 5 pitches missed in 4 1/2 innings . 3 of the 4 were to thr third base side about 3 circles wide if box. One was inside to righty bat.. 2 outside to lefty bats.
One just above the box.
Oops.. in a 3-1 pitch it was strike 2 and she callled it ball 4 walk.
All umpires miss some..would say her misses were consistent. That’s good for an ump. Don’t want an ump where same location gets called both ways frequently.
No hit batters situation and no bang sliding plays at homeplate yet either.
Marlins manager on TV chirping at her on a low outside ball 4 to Ozuna on 3-2 count. Lip read ‘Jen, where was that one ?
Replay showed she called it correctly.
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 14:43 pm
by scoutyjones2
Who gives a [shirt]
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 14:47 pm
by Banner29
You clicked on the post
Read the post
Responded to the post
So apparently you
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 14:53 pm
by imetsatchelpaige
Did you have bitterness for breakfast again, Skouty?
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 14:59 pm
by ilcubuffs
She is a professional. Does not seem to have an intolerable ego. Hope she has success. MLB NEEDS competent umpires as much as it needs a competent commissioner.
Well if he determines umpiring is not for her, will have a managerial job in STL shortly. She definitely knows more MLB than the Marmot.
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 15:23 pm
by Jatalk
I bet she is no Bradley
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 15:30 pm
by icon
ramfandan wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 14:26 pm
Braves announcers were waiting to see a called 3rd SO punch out move. Didn’t happen til 5th inning. Unfortunately, the pitch was well outside the lefty batter. Too bad it was first major league punch out call and it wasn’t a strike. Kinda funny too that her very first pitch call of game was inside to righty batter ..she called it strike ! Batter just smiled.
Overall, she has been good on her ball/strike calls.
Maybe 5 pitches missed in 4 1/2 innings . 3 of the 4 were to thr third base side about 3 circles wide if box. One was inside to righty bat.. 2 outside to lefty bats.
One just above the box.
Oops.. in a 3-1 pitch it was strike 2 and she callled it ball 4 walk.
All umpires miss some..would say her misses were consistent. That’s good for an ump. Don’t want an ump where same location gets called both ways frequently.
No hit batters situation and no bang sliding plays at homeplate yet either.
Marlins manager on TV chirping at her on a low outside ball 4 to Ozuna on 3-2 count. Lip read ‘Jen, where was that one ?
Replay showed she called it correctly.
So in other words, she's just as bad as the average male MLB ump in calling balls and strikes. On track for 10 missed calls in a game is not good, is it?
Bring on ABS or at least 5 instant challenges per game for each team.
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 15:39 pm
by dugoutrex
imetsatchelpaige wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 14:53 pm
Did you have bitterness for breakfast again, Skouty?
Scouty doesn't like women
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 16:43 pm
by scoutyjones2
Banner29 wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 14:47 pm
You clicked on the post
Read the post
Responded to the post
So apparently you
Yes, to tell you, who gives a [shirt]. Was that too difficult to understand?
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 16:43 pm
by makesnosense
icon wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 15:30 pm
ramfandan wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 14:26 pm
Braves announcers were waiting to see a called 3rd SO punch out move. Didn’t happen til 5th inning. Unfortunately, the pitch was well outside the lefty batter. Too bad it was first major league punch out call and it wasn’t a strike. Kinda funny too that her very first pitch call of game was inside to righty batter ..she called it strike ! Batter just smiled.
Overall, she has been good on her ball/strike calls.
Maybe 5 pitches missed in 4 1/2 innings . 3 of the 4 were to thr third base side about 3 circles wide if box. One was inside to righty bat.. 2 outside to lefty bats.
One just above the box.
Oops.. in a 3-1 pitch it was strike 2 and she callled it ball 4 walk.
All umpires miss some..would say her misses were consistent. That’s good for an ump. Don’t want an ump where same location gets called both ways frequently.
No hit batters situation and no bang sliding plays at homeplate yet either.
Marlins manager on TV chirping at her on a low outside ball 4 to Ozuna on 3-2 count. Lip read ‘Jen, where was that one ?
Replay showed she called it correctly.
So in other words, she's just as bad as the average male MLB ump in calling balls and strikes. On track for 10 missed calls in a game is not good, is it?
Bring on ABS or at least 5 instant challenges per game for each team.
Actually pretty (bleep) good. Don't know what you expect? I hope you don't rely on the box on TV. You think that a good hitter hits 300 against today's pitching, But you think missing 10 pitches on balls and strikes in a 220 pitched game is bad? Hilarious.
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 16:44 pm
by scoutyjones2
imetsatchelpaige wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 14:53 pm
Did you have bitterness for breakfast again, Skouty?
Nope. Don't know how to make whatever that is
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 17:16 pm
by Banner29
scoutyjones2 wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 16:43 pm
Banner29 wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 14:47 pm
You clicked on the post
Read the post
Responded to the post
So apparently you
Yes, to tell you, who gives a [shirt]. Was that too difficult to understand?
I’m not the one that made the post……
If you’re gonna pretend like you’re a little bad**s at least know who you’re talking to first.
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 17:18 pm
by desertrat23
dugoutrex wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 15:39 pm
imetsatchelpaige wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 14:53 pm
Did you have bitterness for breakfast again, Skouty?
Scouty doesn't like women
“The feeling’s mutual, pal.” — Women
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 18:03 pm
by dugoutrex
desertrat23 wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 17:18 pm
dugoutrex wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 15:39 pm
imetsatchelpaige wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 14:53 pm
Did you have bitterness for breakfast again, Skouty?
Scouty doesn't like women
“The feeling’s mutual, pal.” — Women
and that's OK - as for me ... I LOVE women!
maybe Scouty likes guys ?
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 18:45 pm
by icon
makesnosense wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 16:43 pm
icon wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 15:30 pm
ramfandan wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 14:26 pm
Braves announcers were waiting to see a called 3rd SO punch out move. Didn’t happen til 5th inning. Unfortunately, the pitch was well outside the lefty batter. Too bad it was first major league punch out call and it wasn’t a strike. Kinda funny too that her very first pitch call of game was inside to righty batter ..she called it strike ! Batter just smiled.
Overall, she has been good on her ball/strike calls.
Maybe 5 pitches missed in 4 1/2 innings . 3 of the 4 were to thr third base side about 3 circles wide if box. One was inside to righty bat.. 2 outside to lefty bats.
One just above the box.
Oops.. in a 3-1 pitch it was strike 2 and she callled it ball 4 walk.
All umpires miss some..would say her misses were consistent. That’s good for an ump. Don’t want an ump where same location gets called both ways frequently.
No hit batters situation and no bang sliding plays at homeplate yet either.
Marlins manager on TV chirping at her on a low outside ball 4 to Ozuna on 3-2 count. Lip read ‘Jen, where was that one ?
Replay showed she called it correctly.
So in other words, she's just as bad as the average male MLB ump in calling balls and strikes. On track for 10 missed calls in a game is not good, is it?
Bring on ABS or at least 5 instant challenges per game for each team.
Actually pretty (bleep) good. Don't know what you expect? I hope you don't rely on the box on TV. You think that a good hitter hits 300 against today's pitching, But you think missing 10 pitches on balls and strikes in a 220 pitched game is bad? Hilarious.
You're right. But I still want some form of ABS. There are way too many bad calls.
Re: Jen Pawol 1st punch out…an oops !
Posted: 10 Aug 2025 18:47 pm
by sdaltons
icon wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 18:45 pm
makesnosense wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 16:43 pm
icon wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 15:30 pm
ramfandan wrote: ↑10 Aug 2025 14:26 pm
Braves announcers were waiting to see a called 3rd SO punch out move. Didn’t happen til 5th inning. Unfortunately, the pitch was well outside the lefty batter. Too bad it was first major league punch out call and it wasn’t a strike. Kinda funny too that her very first pitch call of game was inside to righty batter ..she called it strike ! Batter just smiled.
Overall, she has been good on her ball/strike calls.
Maybe 5 pitches missed in 4 1/2 innings . 3 of the 4 were to thr third base side about 3 circles wide if box. One was inside to righty bat.. 2 outside to lefty bats.
One just above the box.
Oops.. in a 3-1 pitch it was strike 2 and she callled it ball 4 walk.
All umpires miss some..would say her misses were consistent. That’s good for an ump. Don’t want an ump where same location gets called both ways frequently.
No hit batters situation and no bang sliding plays at homeplate yet either.
Marlins manager on TV chirping at her on a low outside ball 4 to Ozuna on 3-2 count. Lip read ‘Jen, where was that one ?
Replay showed she called it correctly.
So in other words, she's just as bad as the average male MLB ump in calling balls and strikes. On track for 10 missed calls in a game is not good, is it?
Bring on ABS or at least 5 instant challenges per game for each team.
Actually pretty (drat) good. Don't know what you expect? I hope you don't rely on the box on TV. You think that a good hitter hits 300 against today's pitching, But you think missing 10 pitches on balls and strikes in a 220 pitched game is bad? Hilarious.
You're right. But I still want some form of ABS. There are way too many bad calls.
Human error is part of the game and has been forever. Maybe if we are lucky, we can replace the players with robots as well!