I could tell watching it live it was a trap. Even from some 300 feet away, with my vision correct by glasses, I could see the ball change direction before settling in his glove. I so assumed it was a trap and didn't see any umpire call it an out that I was confused as to what was happening when the umpires gathered. And then when they showed it on the big screen, I knew I was right, but I also still didn't know they'd called him out, because if the umpire said so before the review, I couldn't hear him say so over the crowd noise. Before all that finally landed with me, the thing I was most pissed off about was that Vierling wasn't bolting to the plate from second base with two out. What was he hanging around second for?
Thank god we did not have a loss turn on that.