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Usually I would've been so mad about the umpire blatantly trying to help the Yankees out by stealing a run at homeplate and giving them a free out. The Dodgers would've probably scored 7 runs without that intervention. But I wasn less mad this time because I knew the Dodgers were not gonna blow a 4-0 lead. So I went to bed bed after 6 innings cause I've been staying up way too late to watch these games and I wanted to try and correct that a bit.

Against the Mets the Dodgers basically punted the 2 games they lost because they felt in control and didn't wanna waste resources on games that were gonna be tough to come back in so instead they just took the L and then crushed them in the next game. I do think if the Yankees score like 3 runs in the first 3 innings the dodgers might punt this game 4 especially because the umps are gonna try even harder this time to make sure the Yankees win a game. But then game 5 they're gonna burry them. However the Yankees have been so bad that I think it's very possible they blow it and lose in 4 even with home crowd and umpire advantage and a bullpen game from the Dodgers.

But I do think it's obnoxious in American sports that the refs just start messing with the game to prolong series it's so disgusting. In basketball it's even worse than this but this was one of the worst calls I've seen. The announcer immediately called him safe because he forgot about the whole fuckery and how much money is on the line then later he had to be more vague that it could be either way.

The first 10 amendments of the constitution are our Bill of Rights. They are foundational rights.

The 10th Amendment States:

The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people.

I think people fail to understand federal government overreach into state and local affairs. The power rests in the individual member states. The feds should not be in the business of handing out student loans, regulating education, or enacting laws that do not pertain to interstate conflicts. This also includes abortion. The power to decide is in the hands of the individual state, not the federal government as a whole.