NEW YORK – JULY 2: Florida Marlins manager Jack McKeon argues with home plate umpire Larry Vanover that the catcher, Paul Lo Duca #16, caught the ball and that the hitter, Marlon Anderson #18 of the New York Mets, should be out due to a strike out in the eighth inning on July 2, 2005 at Shea Stadium in the Flushing neighborhood of the Queens borough of New York City. Vanover reversed his original call, which was that Lo Duca dropped the ball, and called Anderson out on strikes to end the inning. (Photo by Ezra Shaw /Getty Images)
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