Does MLB Have A Scoring Errors Problem?

The Valenti Show

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🗓️ 27 March 2026

⏱️ 7 minutes

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The guys discuss Oneil Cruz's mishaps yesterday against the Mets and wonder how they weren't called errors.

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0:00.0	248, 539, 97.
0:05.8	There was other baseball yesterday
0:07.7	besides Maganagal Paloza,
0:11.4	which was pretty damn awesome.
0:13.9	Kevin McGonagall's first game in the major leagues,
0:17.3	first pitch, base, hit, you know,
0:19.0	whatever.
0:20.3	He was great. Four for five, and no, you know, whatever. He was great.
0:21.9	Four for five.
0:23.3	And no, it's not going to continue.
0:25.0	He's going to go four for five every game, but it's nice to see.
0:28.2	A prospect that we've been hearing about for about two years look like he could be something special.
0:36.0	But it's still just one game.
0:37.7	So I'm not going to make my reservations for Cooperstown in 25 years.
0:43.0	All right.
0:43.9	But like I said, there was other baseball yesterday.
0:46.7	And in the earliest game yesterday, the New York Mets beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 11 and 7.
0:51.4	Big deal, you say.
0:53.3	Well, Paul Skeens, who is probably the favorite to win the National League
0:58.2	Cy Young Award, again, he did not even make it through one inning.
1:03.3	37 pitches, two walks, four hits, five runs, all earned.
1:11.8	However, if you watch that inning,
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