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Originally posted by wobster
Thanks HHH, I never thought of it that way. So I should have handled it like this -
First base coach argues, I tell him to be quiet and play baseball, he doesn't, he is gone.
Fans start giving me BS, I tell manager to remove him. If he does, great, if not, toss the head coach.
Sounds more appropriate than the way I did it.
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Wobster;
Now you are getting it. You've made great progress but remember this:
You would not have learned anything if you had not tried and made some mistakes. The mistakes that you made are simply irrelevant in the big scheme of things anyway. After all, it's a game, not a girl getting pregnant or a drunk driver killing somebody.
Go eject some more, make some more mistakes, analyze your errors, and continue to improve. With that kind of progress in 5 or 10 years, you will pass me by and most of the other posters here as well. At age 53, I am on the downhill slope.
Peter