re: Its the right call

It was an atrocious call and the dude was out by 5 miles (which made it worse). The SEC rep said after the game that it was called based on the reasoning of a catcher stepping on or in front of home plate without possession of the ball or touching the batter. Neither of those happened and it has nothing to do with moving up in the box. You can move up in the box as long as you don't step on the plate, etc. He didn't step on the plate, etc.