Francisco Cabrera alert........

[outofplace]

Doesn't the NFL Films clip pretty well show Harris made a legal catch? The dispute has always been whether the ball hit Tatum or Fuqua.

I have heard them admit this was one of the few shots ever they missed.

Probably has been mentioned, but if Tatum did not try to Darryl Stingley Fuqua, the ball is not pinballing around the field.

That's what always puzzled me about the highlight package for that play. I don't understand why they didn't just stick with the high sideline shot. That should have shown the catch pretty clearly. Very odd.

The goal with the highlight package isn't to prove whether it was a catch or not. It is to use the most visually interesting shot, which in this case is the shot of Harris from the end zone.

 

[Armchair_QB]

Doesn't the NFL Films clip pretty well show Harris made a legal catch? The dispute has always been whether the ball hit Tatum or Fuqua.

I have heard them admit this was one of the few shots ever they missed.

Probably has been mentioned, but if Tatum did not try to Darryl Stingley Fuqua, the ball is not pinballing around the field.

That's what always puzzled me about the highlight package for that play. I don't understand why they didn't just stick with the high sideline shot. That should have shown the catch pretty clearly. Very odd.

The goal with the highlight package isn't to prove whether it was a catch or not. It is to use the most visually interesting shot, which in this case is the shot of Harris from the end zone.

Which would be more interesting if you could, you know, see him catch the ball.

 

[outofplace]

Doesn't the NFL Films clip pretty well show Harris made a legal catch? The dispute has always been whether the ball hit Tatum or Fuqua.

I have heard them admit this was one of the few shots ever they missed.

Probably has been mentioned, but if Tatum did not try to Darryl Stingley Fuqua, the ball is not pinballing around the field.

That's what always puzzled me about the highlight package for that play. I don't understand why they didn't just stick with the high sideline shot. That should have shown the catch pretty clearly. Very odd.

The goal with the highlight package isn't to prove whether it was a catch or not. It is to use the most visually interesting shot, which in this case is the shot of Harris from the end zone.

Which would be more interesting if you could, you know, see him catch the ball.

Neither angle is a perfect shot. But given that nobody (except you, apparently) is questioning whether or not he caught it, I see no reason not to run the shot that gives a closer view.

 

[Armchair_QB]

Doesn't the NFL Films clip pretty well show Harris made a legal catch? The dispute has always been whether the ball hit Tatum or Fuqua.

I have heard them admit this was one of the few shots ever they missed.

Probably has been mentioned, but if Tatum did not try to Darryl Stingley Fuqua, the ball is not pinballing around the field.

That's what always puzzled me about the highlight package for that play. I don't understand why they didn't just stick with the high sideline shot. That should have shown the catch pretty clearly. Very odd.

The goal with the highlight package isn't to prove whether it was a catch or not. It is to use the most visually interesting shot, which in this case is the shot of Harris from the end zone.

Which would be more interesting if you could, you know, see him catch the ball.

Neither angle is a perfect shot. But given that nobody (except you, apparently) is questioning whether or not he caught it, I see no reason not to run the shot that gives a closer view.

Well I guess that settles it then. The Mighty Oz has spoken.

 

[Oz]

Pleaee, get over yourself. I mean, if the Raiders -- who love to rail against the rest of the NFL more than anyone else -- have not disputed that Harris actually caught it ...

EDIT -- Wait, that comment wasn't directed toward me, was it? I just saw the Oz reference.

 

[Armchair_QB]

Pleaee, get over yourself. I mean, if the Raiders -- who love to rail against the rest of the NFL more than anyone else -- have not disputed that Harris actually caught it ...

I just think it's funny that they never show him actually catching the ball.

 

[outofplace]

Pleaee, get over yourself. I mean, if the Raiders -- who love to rail against the rest of the NFL more than anyone else -- have not disputed that Harris actually caught it ...

I just think it's funny that they never show him actually catching the ball.

And by funny, he means he would like to make an accusation, but he knows he can't back it up.

 

[2underpar]

i still say bonds should have thrown out bream.

 

[Armchair_QB]

Pleaee, get over yourself. I mean, if the Raiders -- who love to rail against the rest of the NFL more than anyone else -- have not disputed that Harris actually caught it ...

I just think it's funny that they never show him actually catching the ball.

And by funny, he means he would like to make an accusation, but he knows he can't back it up.

Silly me, I forgot you could read my mind.

I can't get anything past you can I?

 

[Smasher_Sloan]

This clip shows both NFL Films and NBC coverage:

 

[outofplace]

Pleaee, get over yourself. I mean, if the Raiders -- who love to rail against the rest of the NFL more than anyone else -- have not disputed that Harris actually caught it ...

I just think it's funny that they never show him actually catching the ball.

And by funny, he means he would like to make an accusation, but he knows he can't back it up.

Silly me, I forgot you could read my mind.

I can't get anything past you can I?

Sometimes I enjoy a little light reading.

 

[westcoastvol]

Without question, the best baseball game I ever went to. Got free tix from my boss two hours before the first pitch. Sat off the first base line, lower level, in the covered seats. I personally had no business being there.

I was in grad school, broke as hell, but bought four WS game 1 tickets hoping that if the Bravos made it, I'd scalp them for money. As the night wore on, I had my head in my hands, I had my Steve Avery rally cap on...I was thinking about all the money I could've made, lived off of, paid back...gone.

And then we went to the bottom of the ninth.

Second-best performance I saw was when Schilling was with the D'Bags and took a no-hitter through 8 1/3 at Qualcomm.