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Analysis of HP Umpire Tripp Gibson's runner's lane interference call against Orioles batter-runner Keon Broxton that resulted in Gibson's ejection of Baltimore Manager Brandon Hyde.
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The RLI call was correct because the batter did not run to first base within the 45-foot long, three-foot wide running lane as required by rule. This analysis also includes a reminder that umpires should always call what they see: Call the infraction when it occurs and enforce the prescribed penalties. It's always easier to cite an actual rule than to make something up and try and explain something that's not part of the rulebook.

Speaking of which, broadcasters, just because you don't know or understand a baseball rule doesn't mean the umpire's call isn't correct.