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From the Vegas strip, here's R.J. Bell. There was some controversy in last night's home run derby.

From a betting standpoint specifically, the second favorite was Kyle Schwerber.

And in the first round, he got knocked out in, like, he won 20 to 19.

They didn't count one of Schwarz.

Hold on a second.

Who won 20 to 19? Albert Pujols won 20 to 19. Was there a time machine? No, there wasn't. But Kyle Schwarber, who was the second favorite, they didn't count one of his home runs. So it was just a tallying error. And what should have been an overtime between those two guys, they just said, nope, game's over. Albert Pooleholz. And how long after it happened did people realize the miss count? People were reacting on Twitter as it happened. Who amongst the officials? Was it like minutes later? Because they could have went to overtime if the next one hadn't started. they could have doubled back for overtime at any time right i think as long as the first

round was still going from what i understand there's no like on-field officials it's

i mean there's a guy who tells the pitcher okay you can throw now but the actual count is on

the espn truck so it was it on, it was the television broadcast.

I wonder they're going down.

Pull holes plus 300 in that first round matchup.

Ooh, so there could have been a little money involved there.

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