Fernando Tatís Jr. apologizes for hitting a grand slam because of the unwritten rules, a breakdown

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[AveryLane-hpfe]

Tatis did literally nothing wrong. End of conversation

[mrsportywrestlingwwe]

Pitch better, no sympathy for fragile egos of millionaire athletes

[c.s.p.]

You know whats crazy? The MLB right now would rather see pitchers throw at players, than have players, play good baseball.

[henrylebard]

I went to the Rangers-Orioles 30-3 win in 2016. They definitely didn't stop trying to score runs after being up 20-3 in the 8th inning.

[jamesbulldogmiller]

Here’s a rule that could be unwritten;
If you’re down by seven, don’t walk three batters. Especially when you know the fourth batter is hot for hitting homers.

[Commxn]

NEW UNWRITTEN RULE: If a pitcher fills up the bases and then throws 3 balls, he should have be removed from the game

[scbluesman]

That's the thing about unwritten rules... They're not really rules. Gratz to Tatis Jr. for the grand slam. Nice job dude!

[lt.ligmaii]

The Cleveland Indians lost a 15-4 lead in the top of the 8th in 1925. There is no “safe lead”, always score the run.

[trent]

Sounds like the unwritten rule should be “if your up by 6 after the 7th inning and the count is 3-0 with bases loaded, the other team needs a new pitcher”

[tuggspeedman]

Here’s a new rule.. if you’re trash enough to go down 6+ runs you don’t deserve to be shown any respect

[Jeff]

Historic comebacks in the MLB happen all the time. The Mariners trailed Toronto 8-1 after 5 innings in the playoffs but came back to win. And look at game 6, Mets-Boston in 1986. Play until the final out, never let up. Don't apologize because the other team is inept.

[just_norm]

The funny thing is both of these managers were subsequently fired by the teams they were managing in this video.

[johnking]

"If you dont want us to score, stop us." - Bill Belichick

[martyswild]

Unwritten rule: don’t run up the score
Written rule: team that scores the most runs wins

[Eeelsushi]

I play baseball and basketball, and it’s one thing to shoot a 3 pointer when you’re up 20 with 20 seconds left in the game, when there’s no shot of a comeback. But in baseball, you could theoretically be down 20-0 going into the bottom of the 9th and end up that. Which is why this is one of the stupidest unwritten rules in all of sports

[chaos-fkfs]

I love how baseball is destroying itself over the years.

[rockurox]

Be careful, he almost made baseball exciting to watch.

[kevynm]

Imagine Kobe Bryant coming out post match interview like "I'm sorry I scored 81 points. I should've stopped at like 40"

[mandomestizo]

Tatis does not have to wait for a strike, he has personal goals to reach, just like a pitcher does, all players should do their best till the end no matter the sport or score.

[tetvietnam]

If I was Tatis, I'd never have swung at another pitch during the season!