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Originally Posted by IRISHMAFIA
This is hard, but if her game is going to be USA for now, I would go out of my way to not include any other rule sets.
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That's the plan. I learned ASA backwards and forwards before ever working another ruleset.
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Originally Posted by Tru_in_Blu
Well, she shouldn't be working to understand PhD level 2-ump vs 3-ump mechanics.
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Agreed. 2-man is where it's at. That being said, I've worked some 3 man games where she's been in attendance. Her question postgame after I was U3: "Why are you so deep in B with a runner on?" (1B) Someone was watching the umpires and not the game...
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Originally Posted by Tru_in_Blu
And maybe get her an account on Officiating.com.
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Soon...
EDIT: I had her read and review rules 6 & 7 tonight (pitching and batting). One night of study and she knew all the pitching preliminaries. I was only able to trip her up on a scenario where the pitcher strides outside the 24 inch lane. WOOO!
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"I'm gonna call it ASA for the foreseeable future. You all know what I mean."
Last edited by teebob21; Wed Jan 24, 2018 at 11:58pm.
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