Chicago White Sox manager Will Venable has done a tremendous job in his first season with the club, with many fine moments throughout the season.

However, in the White Sox’s 8-2 loss to the Cleveland Guardians at Rate Field on Friday, Venable did not have one of his finer moments, as he forgot a key rule and cost his team dearly.

Just four batters into the game, White Sox starting pitcher Noah Schultz had loaded the bases, drawing a mound visit from pitching coach Zach Bove. One batter later, left fielder Angel Martinez ripped a two-run single.

Venable then went to the mound to talk about an appeal play but forgot that he wasn’t allowed to do…

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