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Originally posted by BigUmp56
Quote:
Originally posted by Tim C
There is no chance that I would ever do what SDS suggests:
Play continues under all codes with shaving aged players.
No matter what SDS "wants" to do I call games by the rules.
There is no rule nor logic that allows SDS to make his call.
That is why, I guess, that he thinks he "could have been an MLB umpire."
I guess this play alone shows that to be incorrect.
Tee
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I guess I misunderstood when I read what you had written.
Tim.
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Yes, we misunderstood that Tee would never call any play the way I would, cuz I is jist sum dum sum betch don no nuthin'. But then in a very similar hypothetical situation, he is quoted as being in favor of killing the play, sending the runner back to second, and not killing it at the pro level.
So, to recap:
Tee would kill the play in a high school game if it were a serious injury.
Steve said that if he felt the injury was serious he would kill the play.
Tee said he would not kill the play at shaving age/pro ball, which is basically 18 and over.
Steve said he would not kill the play for adult leagues as well.
I see no difference in opinion here. If there is a serious, life threatening injury, or you cannot ascertain as to the extent of said injuries, then you kill the play immediately in youth ball games.
Also, Luke, the play in our situation could very easily be a wacker, and R2 sure doesn't deserve to score automatically when he started at 2B, and had barely arrived at 3B as F8 was coming up throwing. Had he been at third at the time of the pitch, I would kill the play and award home plate to the runner, and stop the BR at first base.
As evidenced by the responses in the other thread, I am not alone in my opinion.
Edited for correction
[Edited by SanDiegoSteve on Jan 20th, 2006 at 09:59 PM]