Have the White Sox turned to self-censorship amid a trying season?
In a bizarre sequence in last Thursday’s game against the Dodgers, manager Tony La Russa made the baffling decision towith a 1-2 count. Max Muncy came to the plate, and promptly hit a three-run homer as the Dodgers eventually won, 11-9.
The move was criticized by everyone, from a fan who yelled, “He’s got two strikes, Tony!” to the broadcast crew on NBC Sports Chicago. However, when fans tuned in to watch the replay of the game later in the day, the moment was curiously scrubbed from the broadcast entirely. Instead of that quizzical moment, a graphic appeared on the screen, saying: “Due to the length of this program we now move ahead in the action.”
The guy screaming "He has two strikes, Tony!" after Tony La Russa intentionally walked Trea Turner on a 1-2 count to pitch to Max Muncy who proceeded to hit a three-run homer is peak chef's kiss. (via
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