Fire alarm goes off, delays game in Toronto
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Published 2014-06-27
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All Comments (21)
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Love how no one cares the fire alarm is going off other than it's a "distraction".
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Where I come from a fire alarm means "GET OUT"! Not keep playing the game.
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Greg Gibson the home plate umpire has pulled the fire alarm
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I'm sure none of the 57 fans there bothered to pull it
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The problem with fire alarms these days is they get accidentally triggered for so many reasons and 99% of the time there is no fire - which means instead of reacting as if there is an emergency, people just shrug it off and assume it is nothing.
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lol the announcers totally dismissed the possibility of there being an actual fire
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It's kind of surprising that there's only remote strobes. Most stadiums, such as the Scotiabank Saddledome, have audible alarms.
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Joe West would have ejected the fire alarm for causing a distraction.
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fire alarm is all like "darn! Toronto is winning! i must stop dis!"
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I thought the people in kitchens were supposed to able to cook, not set the stadium on fire.
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Greg Gibson The Home Plate Umpire Motioning to the Fire Alarms And the Fire celebrating in their dugout
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Fire alarm goes off, noone evacuates
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Announcers: Ah the building is burning down!!!! Oh nvm, a brilliant play!!!
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Why didn't they evacuate the stadium and get the fire department to come.
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Just turn the damn alarm off 😂
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the fire alarm is simpliex truealert speaker strobe
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Why is the stadium so empty
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0:39 Strobe light at Roger’s center
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No one seemed to be bothered, including the announcers, that there may be an actual fire! 😆
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He couldn't see the ball because of lights 600 feet away? Come on.
