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Odd Play

Found September 18, 2009 on Baseball Musings:
PLAYERS: Brendan Donnelly
TEAMS: Miami Marlins

Brandon Phillips hits into a fly-ball double play against the Marlins in the bottom of the eighth inning. However, the umpire at first base noticed that the pitcher, Brendan Donnelly was not on the rubber when he delivered the pitch. The play is nullified, the pitch is called ball four and Phillips gets [...]
Original Story: http://baseballmusings.com/?p=40909
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