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In baseball one can't hold grudges. Let's say you toss a coach (or two on the same team during a game), it should all be behind you the next time you work one of their games. If they won't leave it behind, that's their problem.
For those who have read Durwood Merill's book, you will remember that Durwood talks about how some managers just won't leave an ejection behind. And there are some guys (I remember Lou Piniella in particular) who will be joking around and be normal the following day.
It helps no one to dwell on disagreements or to throw comments at certain posters. The purpose of this board is for umpires to discuss rules and situations, and umpire related subjects.
Let's use the site to its potential and I'm sure things would flow much smoother.
-Jeremiah
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