Original sentence: Alan Nathan found that if the weather had been one degree warmer on the day of The Catch, it would not have happened.If the circumstances had occurred today, when temperatures are warmer, the temperature would have been at least one degree hotter.If the temperature had been 77 degrees Fahrenheit rather than 76, the ball would have traveled two more inches, just enough to bounce off the edge of Mays' glove.In 2006, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign physicist Dr.In Ernie Harwell's CD collection, Mays talks about a running bare-hand catch he made at Forbes Field in 1951, in which the Giants' players teased the young rookie by treating him with complete indifference when he returned to the bench.Nathan said, "This is the ultimate proof of the old adage that 'baseball is a game of inches
Edited sentence: In Ernie Harwell's CD collection, Mays talks about a great running bare-hand catch he made at Forbes Field in 1951, in which the Giants' players teased the young rookie by treating him with complete indifference when he returned to the bench