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Old Fri Sep 16, 2005, 01:18pm
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Originally posted by EMD
I agree. On another note, I read a story (I believe on this site) about a pro ump (F1) that chewed on a lesser experianced ump (PU) for stating "No, he did not" on a check swing instead of asking his partner (F1) for help. The lesson, from what I understand is that F1 believed it was his judgement call and that PU nulified what was to be F1 call.
That wasn't a pro ump. That was a big dog association ump chewing on a smaller dog ump (PU).

The big dog's argument was to just call a ball. If asked by PU, big dog was going to give 'em what he had, making little dog look bad if overturned, because little dog had stated the phrase "no he didn't".
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