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By Jon Weisman
Second batter of the game, and our baseball world went wild.
Trout hit the ball about 360 feet, ran about 360 feet, and was out after about a 360-degree review.
— Dodger Insider (@DodgerInsider) March 6, 2014
For what it’s worth, I don’t think much more time, if any, was taken by the replay process than would have been taken by a garden variety argument anyway.
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artieboy
I prefer the argument :)
oldbrooklynfan
That was a close play at the plate but the plate definitely wasn’t blocked.