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MLB Panics In Continuing Wake of Terrible Calls

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But MLB hasn't changed that rule – yet. Instead, the league is relaxing the unwritten rule that the World Series crew will include at least one umpire officiating his first Fall Classic. After the barrage of missed calls, the rookies are out. Per the AP:

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