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Angels denied a replay challenge when manager Kurt Suzuki waits too long to appeal
The Angels were denied a replay challenge after waiting too long, and Chicago turned the missed review into a five-run third inning.
- On Wednesday, the Los Angeles Angels lost 6-2 to the Chicago Cubs after manager Kurt Suzuki was denied a replay challenge for waiting too long to signal the review in the third inning.
- Miguel Amaya slid home on a Nico Hoerner double in the third inning, with umpire David Rackley ruling him safe. Catcher Travis d'Arnaud believed his tag beat the runner to the plate.
- Major League Baseball regulations require a 15-second Second Determination Timer for challenges. Crew chief Guccione told reporters, "There's zeros and the buzz, and then Kurt came up just a little late," confirming the window expired.
- The Cubs scored five runs in the third inning, with three occurring after the second out. This extended their lead during the cold, 39-degree game at Wrigley Field.
- Offensive struggles plagued the Angels throughout their stay at Wrigley Field, where they managed only six runs across three games. The team struck out 16 times in Wednesday's loss, ending a difficult season-opening trip.
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Angels denied a replay challenge when manager Kurt Suzuki waits too long to appeal
A potential replay challenge by the Los Angeles Angels was denied because first-year manager Kurt Suzuki waited too long to make the appeal.
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Angels’ loss to Cubs includes nightmare inning, with denied challenge
The Angels try to challenge a call at the plate but umpires rule they didn’t ask quickly enough. The Cubs score five runs in the inning and the Angels lose, 6-2, in the final game of their season-opening seven-game trip.
·Orange County, United States
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Leaning Left8Leaning Right1Center8Last UpdatedBias Distribution47% Left, 47% Center
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- 47% of the sources lean Left, 47% of the sources are Center
47% Center
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