Lindor Let it Drop. Did Umpires Blow the Call?

The video discusses a controversial play in a Mets vs Nationals game where Francisco Lindor let a flyball drop, leading to a double play. The speaker argues that the infield fly rule should have been applied, explaining the rule's preconditions and its purpose to prevent easy double plays. The analysis highlights that the play met the criteria for an infield fly, criticizing the umpires' decision. The video concludes by inviting viewers to share their opinions on the play and the umpire's call.

What was the main issue discussed in the video regarding the Mets vs. Nationals game?

• A controversial home run call

• A missed infield fly rule call

• A disputed strikeout

• A base running error

Which of the following is a precondition for the infield fly rule to be in effect?

• There must be runners on first and second or bases loaded

• The ball must be a line drive

• There must be two outs

• The bases must be empty

What is the primary purpose of the infield fly rule?

• To speed up the game

• To prevent easy double plays

• To allow infielders to catch line drives

• To ensure fair play in the outfield

Why did the narrator believe the umpires made a mistake in not calling an infield fly on Lindor's play?

• Lindor caught the ball

• The ball was a line drive

• The ball was hit too high

• The play resulted in an easy double play

According to the narrator, what would have made Lindor's play not qualify for the infield fly rule?

• If the ball was a bunt

• If there were no runners on base

• If Lindor had caught the ball

• If the ball was hit in the gap between third base and shortstop