|
"Not here in Michigan. Any player that plays in a JV game is inellible to play in a varsity game on the same day."
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
But that, of course, would not be an umpire's call, correct?
As an umpire you would have no idea which players played, which did not and have to just believe someone's word in the end.
Of course it could be like Texas where umpires are supposed to know (somehow) how many innings a pitcher has pitched prior to the current game so you can stop him from pitching too many innings in too few days.
Probably the silliest "local" ruling that I have ever heard of . . .
|