Quote:
Originally posted by Tim C
Most quality umpires don't work NFHS mechanics.
Rich is a quality umpire.
Matt:
I am not playing word games.
You were working a two man crew. Unless you can convince me otherwise, you cannot, that you can seriously think that everything you "see" is correct and your partner could error.
My point is a fact, not "word games", there is no way to define that what you saw was correct.
Therefore there is no overruling of another's judegement calls.
[Edited by Tim C on Jul 28th, 2005 at 10:32 AM]
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Tim, that's what I was taught. This was the BU's judgement call and his call stood (regardless of what I saw). This call, however, fell into what Peter calls a "Gross Miss"; It was such a miss, nobody argued - they just laughed about it - both sides. I'm not sure how much clearer I can be about it.
Tim, I guess you have never told your partner that he missed a call after a game? Never told him that his strike zone was a little tight? high? low?
About BU taking a play on R1 at 3B... I think I'll start another thread.