NEW YORK -- Baseball clarified the meaning of possession for infielders trying to turn double plays on forceouts, saying on Friday that they must have complete control of the ball but may drop it after intentionally opening their gloves for transfers to their throwing hands. In the first season of expanded instant replay, when infielders have possession while trying to turn double plays has become controversial. Major League Baseball said the interpretation of the Playing Rules Committee was agreed to by MLB, the players association and the umpires union. MLB said that the committee, chaired by New York Mets general manager Sandy Alderson, determined "a legal catch has occurred ... if the fielder had complete control over the ball in his glove, but drops the ball after intentionally opening his glove to make the transfer to his throwing hand." "There is no requirement that the fielder successfully remove the ball from his glove in order for it be ruled a catch," the committee said. "If the fielder drops the ball while attempting to remove it to make a throw, the umpires should rule that the ball had been caught, provided that the fielder had secured it in his glove before attempting the transfer." The committee also said "the umpires will continue to use their judgment as to whether the fielder had complete control over the ball before the transfer." Gary Roenicke Jersey . Winners of two straight, the Flames will try to become the first team in 25 years to go three consecutive games without taking a penalty Saturday night in San Jose. Tanner Scott Jersey . The 2014 edition will be the ninth meeting between the Caps and Vikes in a tradition that dates back to 2005. "Since the original Whitecaps, the club has enjoyed fantastic support from fans in Victoria and all across Vancouver Island," said Whitecaps FC president Bob Lenarduzzi. https://www.cheaporioles.com/428i-richar...ey-orioles.html. 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While weve shared a lot about our coverage of the game, there is plenty of behind-the-scenes work that goes into making the Grey Cup one of the biggest television productions in Canada. Here is just a sampling of the people and production elements that will help to bring the 102nd GREY CUP to life. TSN has a crew of 160 people in Vancouver to cover the 102nd GREY CUP including game host James Duthie, who is working his first Grey Cup since 2000 after joining the CFL ON TSN team earlier this season. TSN will use an entirely separate broadcast crew to capture the Grey Cup Halftime Show featuring 2014 Grammy Award?-winning rock band Imagine Dragons, who will perform three songs. TSNs broadcast of the 102nd GREY CUP can be seen in more than 94.8 million homes in the United States on ESPN2. The game will also be available to Canadian Forces members deployed overseas via the Canadian Forces Radio & Television. Brian Williams has interviewed 10 CFL Commissioners and Presidents on Grey Cup Sundays over the past 40 years. This will be Williams last Grey Cup interview with Mark Cohon, who is stepping down as CFL Commissioner after eight years on the job. TSN will use 33 cameras to cover game action during the 102nd GREY CUP – almost double the number used for a regular season broadcast. Along with delivering live streaming of the television broadcast, TSN GO lets fans choose from four different camera angles – including the overhead cable camera – to watch the big game, giving them unprecedented control over their Grey Cup viewing experience. TSN will use close to 10,000 metres of camera cable to broadcast the 102nd GREY CUP, which is equal to nearly 100 CFL football fields. Though retired as a professional athlete, CFL ON TSN analyst and Canadian Football Hall of Famer Milt Steegall will work out every single day during Grey Cup week.dddddddddddd Stegalls fitness is on full display in a recently shot Nike-esque auto commercial. Hes still got it! WATCH THIS COMMERCIAL The quarterbacks behind TSNs 102nd GREY CUP broadcast coverage are award-winning TSN producer Jon Hynes and director Andy Bouyoukos. Hynes shares the most difficult part of producing a Grey Cup: In a game this big, you need to balance your storytelling approach. The level of game intricacies that would work perfectly during a regular season game just wont work in the Grey Cup. You need to strike a balance and keep both your hard core football fans and casual fans entertained. Thats by far the biggest challenge. Grey Cup broadcasts on TSN account for 5 of the Top 7 most-watched programs to ever air on specialty television in Canada. The historic 100th Grey Cup remains the most-watched Grey Cup on record, averaging 5.4 million viewers throughout the broadcast. Chris Cuthbert has called more than 850 CFL games throughout his 30-year broadcasting career. This Sunday, Cuthbert will be inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fames Media Wing before calling his 16th Grey Cup alongside analyst Glen Suitor. The combined weight of the CFL ON TSN panel of Rod Smith, Jock Climie, Matt Dunigan, Milt Stegall, Chris Schultz, and Paul LaPolice is 1386 lbs. The combined number of Hall of Famers on the panel is two and the total number of Grey Cup rings is four. TSN is debuting its first-ever Grey Cup Radio Network, delivering TSN Radio-produced game coverage nationally on more than 20 stations across Canada – from British Columbia to Nova Scotia. - TSN - For More Information: Greg McIsaac, (w) 416.384.5180, (c) 416.458.3591, greg.mcisaac@bellmedia.ca Renee Rouse, (w) 416.384.7599, (c) 416.428.4807, renee.rouse@bellmedia.ca Rob Duffy, (w) 416.384.5717, (c) 416.802.3319, rob.duffy@bellmedia.ca @TSN_PR ' ' '