Originally Posted by Hootie 2.0 (Post 11704101)

I don't know, man ... I do know that if we had guys like you, dipshit 1 or dipshit 2 in charge we'd have AA guys starting every game since Moose, Hosmer, Cain, Duffy, Ventura, Holland, Herrera, Sal, Gordon, George Brett and Brett Saberhagen all would have been DFA'd after 1 tough outing / stretch of games

Originally Posted by cosmo20002 (Post 11704097)

I didn't see the Infante thing.
Apparently if you pass a runner anywhere, you're out.

I also found this (and why was I researching and not you?):

Most passing-runners situations occur when a runner backtracks to a base and another runner is advancing. The Philadelphia Phillies' Tim McCarver lost a grand slam this way on July 4, 1976, at the Pittsburgh Pirates in the first game of a doubleheader when he passed Garry Maddox in the top of the second inning. McCarver, batting with no outs, hit a Larry Demery pitch for an apparent home run, but Maddox, who was on first base, went back to tag up in case the ball was caught.

McCarver, unaware of Maddox's location, passed his teammate and was called out by umpire Ed Vargo. Because there were fewer than two outs, the other three runners were allowed to score. If there had been two outs, a runner would only have scored if he had touched home plate before the passing occurred, an obscure example of a "time play."

Originally Posted by KChiefs1 (Post 11704107)

I don't DFA guys after one or two or even three bad starts but I start to have questions. I'm not DFAing Cueto or Holland yet but I do have concerns.

Originally Posted by petegz28 (Post 11704110)

volquez doing his best to **** off the lead