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Umpires
HP Dan Iassogna
1B CB Bucknor
2B Lance Barrett
3B Dale Scott
HP Dan Iassogna
1B CB Bucknor
2B Lance Barrett
3B Dale Scott
Pitchers
Dodgers: Anderson, Nicasio
Padres: Martinez, Choate, Siegrist, Rosenthal
Dodgers: Anderson, Nicasio
Padres: Martinez, Choate, Siegrist, Rosenthal
Zone Score & Game Score for Dan Iassogna
Standard Strike-Zone
Dodgers v. LHH (DLSZ): +3
Dodgers v. RHH (DRSZ): +2
Cardinals v. LHH (OLSZ): 0
Cardinals v. RHH (ORSZ): -1
Adjusted Strike-Zone
Dodgers v. LHH (DLAZ): 0
Dodgers v. RHH (DRAZ): -1
Cardinals v. LHH (OLAZ): -6
Cardinals v. RHH (ORAZ): -3
GAME SCORE
Standard Strike-Zone Game Score: +6
Adjusted Strike-Zone Game Score: +8
Notes:
Dan Iassogna called a very good game Friday night. On top of that, he called a game that was very beneficial to the Dodgers. He only called four pitches in the Adjusted strike-zone as strikes (3 of them for Dodger pitchers). Considering his tight zone, which was consistent throughout, here are his biggest gifts/misses:
Iassogna only called three clear balls as strikes during the game, both vertical gifts. They included:
Strike 1 to Heyward in the second inning (1-0 count, 2 outs, runner at 1B, LI 0.85)
Strike 1 to Reynolds in the second inning (0-0 count, 1 out, nobody on, LI 0.64)
Strike 2 to Ethier in the third inning (1-1 count, 2 outs, nobody on, LI 0.37)
(pitch 3)
Strike 1 to Heyward in the eighth inning (1-0 count, 0 outs, runner at 1B, LI 3.64)
Notice that two of the three high strikes were curveballs from Anderson.
Iassogna called these pitches in the strike-zone as balls:
Ball 4 to Pederson in the second inning (3-1 count, 1 out, bases loaded, LI 2.83)
Ball 1 to Reynolds in the fifth inning (0-1 count, 0 outs, nobody on, LI 1.28)
Ball 1 to John Jay in the ninth inning (0-1 count, 2 outs, runner at 1B, LI 0.54)
Ball 1 to Guerrero in the ninth inning (0-0 count, 1 out, nobody on, LI 2.39)
You can see that besides a few exceptions (that mostly helped the Dodgers) Iassogna called a good game. His biggest miss was Ball 4 to Pederson that directly impacted the game, giving the Dodgers the first run of the game.
Standard Strike-Zone
Dodgers v. LHH (DLSZ): +3
Dodgers v. RHH (DRSZ): +2
Cardinals v. LHH (OLSZ): 0
Cardinals v. RHH (ORSZ): -1
Adjusted Strike-Zone
Dodgers v. LHH (DLAZ): 0
Dodgers v. RHH (DRAZ): -1
Cardinals v. LHH (OLAZ): -6
Cardinals v. RHH (ORAZ): -3
GAME SCORE
GAME SCORE
Standard Strike-Zone Game Score: +6
Adjusted Strike-Zone Game Score: +8
Notes:
Dan Iassogna called a very good game Friday night. On top of that, he called a game that was very beneficial to the Dodgers. He only called four pitches in the Adjusted strike-zone as strikes (3 of them for Dodger pitchers). Considering his tight zone, which was consistent throughout, here are his biggest gifts/misses:
Iassogna only called three clear balls as strikes during the game, both vertical gifts. They included:
Strike 1 to Heyward in the second inning (1-0 count, 2 outs, runner at 1B, LI 0.85)
Strike 1 to Heyward in the eighth inning (1-0 count, 0 outs, runner at 1B, LI 3.64)
Notice that two of the three high strikes were curveballs from Anderson.
Iassogna called these pitches in the strike-zone as balls:
Ball 4 to Pederson in the second inning (3-1 count, 1 out, bases loaded, LI 2.83)
Ball 1 to Reynolds in the fifth inning (0-1 count, 0 outs, nobody on, LI 1.28)
Ball 1 to John Jay in the ninth inning (0-1 count, 2 outs, runner at 1B, LI 0.54)
Ball 1 to Guerrero in the ninth inning (0-0 count, 1 out, nobody on, LI 2.39)
You can see that besides a few exceptions (that mostly helped the Dodgers) Iassogna called a good game. His biggest miss was Ball 4 to Pederson that directly impacted the game, giving the Dodgers the first run of the game.
Iassogna only called three clear balls as strikes during the game, both vertical gifts. They included:
Strike 1 to Heyward in the second inning (1-0 count, 2 outs, runner at 1B, LI 0.85)
Strike 1 to Reynolds in the second inning (0-0 count, 1 out, nobody on, LI 0.64)
Strike 2 to Ethier in the third inning (1-1 count, 2 outs, nobody on, LI 0.37)
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| (pitch 3) |
Strike 1 to Heyward in the eighth inning (1-0 count, 0 outs, runner at 1B, LI 3.64)
Notice that two of the three high strikes were curveballs from Anderson.
Iassogna called these pitches in the strike-zone as balls:
Ball 4 to Pederson in the second inning (3-1 count, 1 out, bases loaded, LI 2.83)
Ball 1 to Reynolds in the fifth inning (0-1 count, 0 outs, nobody on, LI 1.28)
Ball 1 to John Jay in the ninth inning (0-1 count, 2 outs, runner at 1B, LI 0.54)
Ball 1 to Guerrero in the ninth inning (0-0 count, 1 out, nobody on, LI 2.39)
You can see that besides a few exceptions (that mostly helped the Dodgers) Iassogna called a good game. His biggest miss was Ball 4 to Pederson that directly impacted the game, giving the Dodgers the first run of the game.
Close Calls & Reviews:
In the fifth inning the Dodgers challenged a safe call by CB Bucknor at 1B. Heyward hit a chopper to Rollins at short who started a 6-4-3 double play. The call was upheld after review. I think this was a really bad call, as you can see the ball hit the back of Adrian's glove before Heyward's foot was down. The Dodgers really seem to be getting the shaft on most of these bang-bang plays at first base. The play would be irrelevant as Martinez struck out immediately following.
In the fifth inning the Dodgers challenged a safe call by CB Bucknor at 1B. Heyward hit a chopper to Rollins at short who started a 6-4-3 double play. The call was upheld after review. I think this was a really bad call, as you can see the ball hit the back of Adrian's glove before Heyward's foot was down. The Dodgers really seem to be getting the shaft on most of these bang-bang plays at first base. The play would be irrelevant as Martinez struck out immediately following.
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