Let's get to the Yankee situation yesterday. They won 4-0. But you know the situation here

with the near no-hitter, if you will. This is the play in question at the time.

And a pitch. Breaking ball hit to the right side. We're doing it again. Get off of Polly's glove.

Freed was over there. He was doing his job. And it rolled up Paul's glove.

And Simpson is aboard.

Now, that was ruled an error at the time, though I think Michael K on TV was pretty clear, thinking it probably should have been ruled a hit.

But they ruled it an error.

And then a few innings later, we would then find out.

Well, we've got new development here and what we thought was a no-hitter is now not a no-hitter.

How do you change a error call to a hit three innings later?

I don't understand it.

Goldschmidt's era is now a hit.

So there's one hit.

Do you think Max knows? I don't think he knows.

That's Max.

You know what?

I would think that you could blame Michael K on this. Because didn't he say that he thought it should have been a hit at the time?

The official score is probably sitting right there.

Right, exactly.

Or somebody in the scorers' life is watching a game on yes and go,

Michael K's killing you.

You've got to get this right.

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