1998 World Series: Game 4
SDP98102110 - 22 OCTOBER 1998 - SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA, USA: San Diego Padres Manager Bruce Bochy argues the call in the eigth inning with umpire Tim Tschida as starting pitcher Kevin Brown cranes his neck to listen October 21 in Game 4 of the World Series. Tschida ruled Yankees outfielder Paul O'Neal safe on a dribbler to the right of catcher-turned first baseman Jim Leyritz who chose to make the play himself, sliding feet-first into the bag instead of throwing to pitcher Kevin Brown who reached the bag in front of O'Neal. iw/jr/Kevin Reece UPI
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