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You don't have to be the world's greatest detective to see that
(1) no manager in baseball down by one in the ninth with the bases empty and one out intentionally walks a batter. Not unless the batter is Carlos Beltran and the next three hitters are Jon Niese, Bobby Parnell, Francisco Rodriguez, and Elmer Dessens. And there're are no available pinch hitters remaining. Even Mike Pelfrey has been burned, somehow.
(2) The screen seems to switch from a night game to day.
(3) Games don't tend to end at the time one goes to dinner. Night games end at 11ish, at which time to you can get dinner in New York, but you're generally not picking each other up at that hour if you're going for a late meal, but coming from a late shift at work or an early night at the club or maybe the theater. Day games end at four, which is right out as a dinner time unless you're of a certain age and catching the retirees early special at Bob Evans. Daytime doubleheaders wrap around 7:30 or so, but during baseball season it wouldn't be so very dark at that hour (though we've already established that the creative team has no clue what time of year it is). It can only be the end of a day-night double header game two and it's 9:15 or so.
(4) That ain't Gary Cohen.
And that's without freezing and enhancing. It's elementary.
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