The article discusses the impact of MLB's replay system on player behaviors, particularly how infielders increasingly tag baserunners to avoid missing calls. A recent game highlighted this when Blue Jays' George Springer, after hitting a single, appeared to hop on third base, which led to confusion and misinterpretation of his actions. Blue Jays manager John Schneider later clarified that Springer's movement was due to an ankle discomfort, not a celebratory gesture. The victory for the Blue Jays showcases the ongoing tension between traditional play and modern scrutiny in baseball.
MLB's replay era has sparked annoying habits, like infielders incessantly tagging baserunners to avoid missing calls, displaying a blend of competitiveness and overzealousness.
Toronto Blue Jays' George Springer faced unusual circumstances with his ankle while running the bases, leading to a misinterpretation of his actions during a critical moment.
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