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Originally posted by dddunn3d
All you guys are confusing a catcher who CAN'T catch with one who WON'T catch. I would hesitate to run a catcher who is indeed in over his head, but I would tend to believe that the catcher who won't (or refuses) to catch wouldn't last long in my game.
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No.
The only ejectable action should be DELIBERATELY letting the ball hit the umpire.
Many are arguing that a lazy or incompetent catcher can be ejected. You can't eject an incompetent player ("OK Pitch, that's four walks this inning, you're outa here" or "You call that a swing - you're GONE") - right?.