Wilmer Flores ranges into foul ground to try and catch Eric Sogard’s pop fly, but can’t make the play when the batboy runs into him

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16 Comments

  1. Oh if the Mets supplied the batboy then I guess its the right call had he been a bat boy who traveled with the Brewers then it would be interference (that makes sense).

  2. I'm sorry I know it's a kid…. but do u not have eyes. He's running right at u, why would u run right into him

  3. What a bullshit call to reverse the original correct call. Interference…while the fall was in the field of play. IT is a cut and dry call.

  4. This is a young kid. Deer in headlights. A lapse in concentration and judgment. The ball swerves, dances and pirouettes in the air, compounded by the elements as the wind and trajectory. The fielder is in lockstep choreographic uncertainty, head held heavenward, hoping and praying for guidance as to where the ball will land. If the professional fielder is uncertain, rest assured, the batboy would be baffled.

  5. Who cares it’s the Mets. Losing is what they do, they don’t need any interference for that

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