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That would be the third base coach's fault for this play. Unless for some reason McGuire just completely ignored him?

@@taesaes701 McGuire was celebrating like a HR himself, though yeah the 3B coach was also at fault 😆 Anyways, I am a Blue Jays fan so either way I am GOOD 😎

Nothing like a good visit to a Dollar Tree in Florida

@@taesaes701 Regardless whose fault it was, the Jays seem to bring out the worst of the Red Sox.... and I'm here for it, lol

Well it's funny how prior to this the Jays were 0-7. Baseball is fickle and the gods are smiling down on the Jays this weekend. Go figure 🤔

@@brianmug2587 maybe he was the problem?XD

@@shaunduquette5992the lineup order definitely has been a problem but it’s mainly our lord a saviour, Davis Schneider

​@brianmug2587 Bo has never even sat a game out from what I know maybe he should lol

They're not exactly beating up on Boston nor are any gods smiling yet. What is apalling is the fact that a rookie is batting better than Guerrero ,in this series, who continues to fail in the clutch. He keeps nodding his head as if to say he has things figured out and yet the failures go on and on. He has to ne dropped down the top five for now. He wants to hit a home run every at bat. He has to realize that it's not John Schneider feeding him bp fastballs at the homerun derby. The thing is if you don't have a legit number 3 or cleanup hitter, your offensive woes will continue. Another thing, Swanson should not be closing. Why do you bring a true closer to use him as setup?

You are right to point the blame at Boston's third base coach moreso than Reese.

He gave them a hand today, that's for sure.

@@Math.Banditpun intended??

@@Math.Bandit He was in a hurry to get to the parking lot.

That's nothing... Guerrero senior was the king at that. Heck they'd hit the dirt and he would hit them out lol

Neither can Berrios!

He's got monster power, his stance always scares me. If you watch his game against Spencer Strider and the Braves, he hits a similar homer from practically in the dirt. It was lower than the pitch Berrios made. Dude should play golf and hole in one some Par 5s.

@@alexwinter3272 Vladdy Sr would've been an incredible cricket batsman had he gone that route.

This was on the runner.

Red Sox need a new ballpark.

@@rogerlambert9316 Nooooooooooo! It's one of few remaining parks with so much character! Listen closely and it tells you a story of baseballs past. :)

Please explain "Dollar Tree" for this dumb @$$ Canuck

Not necessarily. The problem with the coach was that his gestures were unclear. It's hard to tell if he was waving the runner (using only his hand and not his outstretched arm) or what he was actually doing. The runner was celebrating (what he thought was a HR?) before he was halfway to third, so was he even paying attention to the third base coach? You would think that if a coach is sending you, you'd be running a little faster than a slow trot.

@@SarahDigsHockey If the gestures were unclear from the third base coach then he deserves some blame. It's literally his only job

We all know how reese cures his depression at the parking lot😅

Hmm, single-handedly, eh? 😉

Yea that was a crazy pitch he hit

3 runs is 3 runs. Not good enough.

@@taylorwoolston8856not good enough? He went almost 6 innings and left the game in a winning position 😂

He threw the same pitch 4 times in a row. Most major leaguers will hit a pitch they see 4 times in a row.

​@@taylorwoolston8856Yeah I agree with you. If he isn't perfect, kick him off the roster.

You’d be wong

Trade him in offseason

@@musicbygoldenj Trade him when you have no one to replace him. That's smart.

He grounded into a double play with the bases loaded and 1 out then popped out to end another inning with runners on 1st & 3rd. He’s definitely not worth a big contract.

@@NatTurnerswitBurnerz Belt

Way to turn an awesome win into a negative. I swear some people can never be happy. I'm a simple man, Jays win I'm happy, Jays lose I'm sad.

He was signaling to the potential winning run on 1st to round second. Reese didn’t even look at him. Reese’s job is to go halfway and then watch the ball.

Off-season trade

He's incredibly over rated lol, his approach at the plate is so poor. When he hit into the double play he took one of the hardest swings I have ever seen on a 3-1 pitch...just hit a fly ball and score a run to add insurance...didn't need 4 runs. Instead another double play. He was good a couple years ago and now the league knows how to pitch to him

He leads the team in HR & RBIs but let's just ignore that. It's convenient you comment the day after he hits a homer and an RBI double.

Vlad's great at one thing: Hitting homers in the Derby with John Schneider feeding him meatballs right where Vlad likes them: up and in. He needs to make adjustments because it appears most pitchers have him figured out unless they miss with a pitch.

Blame Martinez

Which part can most fielders not pull off, catching a ball at the front of the wall, or throwing the ball to second base? If anything, this was more of a routine catch than anything.

And fielding........don't forget that⚾🙄😮‍💨🥴😵‍💫

@@alt777-in9lw Why shouldn't I? The Sox did.

Danny Jansen will end up being a physiotherapist.

I just love seeing the redsox lose just as much as the Yankees

So you're a fan of participation trophies?

It was poor fundamentals from both Mcguire and the coach. They were listening to the crowd instead of watching the ball.

@@brianmug2587 So was the 3rd base coach apparently.

It’s been 3 years now!

Third base coach was pointing to the guy on first base wanting him to get closer to second in case the ball went off the wall so he could have the winning run on third. The runner on second's job is to go halfway between second and third so if the ball went off the wall he'd still score, but if it was caught he'd still be able to get back to second.

@@stupidas9466 Thanks for setting me straight. 👍 Sorry McGuire, I tried to help you out☺.

I like his approach. Selective at the plate, the vets could learn something from the newb.

@@kermitfrog593 amazing start for him that’s for sure

? Merrifield is the natural 2nd baseman and he's been hitting .300.

@@diannearchibald1596 thought it was Biggio

@@assmane999 Supposed to be Merrifield but he's so versatile that he often plays outfield when one of the regulars sits because Espinol can't play outfield and Biggio doesn't have a great arm. Regardless, I get what you mean...Schneider has been fantastic and seems to have given the whole lineup an offensive boost (unless it was just Boston's poor pitching).