That one too. But I don't think it was as obvious a call as the neighborhood play not being in effect. The rule states: The Umpire's judgment that a runner is clearly out on a force play at second base under circumstances in which the defensive player may or may not have touched second base in his attempt to complete a double play and avoid a collision with the runner. All other elements of the call shall be subject to review, including whether the fielder caught the ball, had control of the ball, was drawn off the bag, or tagged the runner. In this regard, a determination as to whether the fielder made a catch before dropping the ball while in the act of making a throw following the catch shall be reviewable. Murphy's throw beat Utley by a half hour. If there were two outs in the inning, Tejada had time to build a teepee on second base. The only reason he is whirling around is so he can turn the double play. And he knew he didn't have to be exact because the neighborhood play is in effect. It was just an incredibly stupid judgment by the umpire, and it is one that should have had Terry going bananas, calling in the other umpires, and just generally dumping feces all over the field. I mean, it annoys me that Don Mattingly comes out and pleads for reviews even when he's out of reviews. But given the choice I'd much rather my manager do this than to just sit on a valid review and hit the showers. Just inexcusable. And I'm not saying that going to Robles last night was a mistake. Shit like that happens. But I'm done with Terry Collins. And since I think the Mets have no visions of extending him, I think the time to make the move is now.