Published 1 year ago

Red Sox-Braves spring training game ends in bizarre tie due to new MLB rules

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On Saturday, a spring training game between the Boston Red Sox and Atlanta Braves ended in a 6-6 tie. A third strike was called in the ultimate at-bat due to the batter not getting himself set quickly enough. Since there are no extra innings in spring training games, the call resulted in a tie.

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Associated Press News

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New York Post

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CBS Sports

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CBS News

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Sporting News

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Sportsnet

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The most dramatic moment of the new pitch clock era arrived on the first full day of spring games, and in the most dramatic scenario possible. Conley, facing reliever Robert Kwiatkowski of the Boston Red Sox, wasn’t set in the box as the clock wound under eight seconds.

1 year ago·Canada

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