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Old Sat Jul 15, 2017, 01:39pm
IRISHMAFIA IRISHMAFIA is offline
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Originally Posted by Manny A View Post
Apples and oranges. Basketball is played in such a way where any jewelry can be a danger to opposing players. Defensive players who try to slap the ball away from a dribbler, or try to block a player's shot, could easily have a finger get jammed up inside that player's bracelet, ring, etc.

True, something bizarre could happen in softball that's caused by jewelry. A fielder could get a bracelet caught on a fence while making a catch,
Really don't care about this one. It is their bracelet that they elected to wear on their wrist

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or a runner could have an earring ripped off on a tag when the post gets caught in the fielder's glove. But that would be extremely rare.
Really? How did the defender get the ball and glove under the helmet to do that?
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