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Old Fri Apr 15, 2005, 07:13pm
tarheelcoach tarheelcoach is offline
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I know it's not legal for a coach to stand behind home plate, but I know plenty of coaches and players that will try to do it, but not to check out an umps' strike zone.
The dugout is a terrible place to watch a pitcher/see his pitches. The area behind home plate is a much better vantage point to check out the pitcher - not the umpire.

Occasionally, I'll see a coach or player standing back there and mention to the umpires - they usually just wave them away and we never have the issue for the rest of the game - just a coach trying to get any advantage possible.
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