Within the backside of the eighth inning of tonight’s recreation 3 of the NLDS, Anthony Rizzo blooped a single to shallow left and Leonys Martin scored what proved to be the successful run. The noteworthy factor is that Martin scored from second base on a ball that was so shallow it was playable by the shortstop.
The explanation he was in a position to rating from second is that there have been two outs and he was free to run with out worrying about probably tagging if the ball was caught. So this raises an attention-grabbing query: was this a state of affairs through which the Cubs have been higher off with two outs (versus one or zero)?
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