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Old Wed Feb 15, 2006, 06:03pm
IRISHMAFIA IRISHMAFIA is offline
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Originally posted by Dakota
You guys (even Mike) have this ALL WRONG!

This was obviously a confused and inexperienced umpire. When confronted by the defense, he is even more confused and looking for the easy way out.

Here is the result:

Umpire rules after-the-fact that it was, indeed, a strike three on B2 and B2 is out.

"Yes, coach (to the offense), I called it a strike. You can't argue balls and strikes."

The count is 0-1 on B3. Call B3 back to the box to continue her at bat.

Simple.

You guys are obviously too experienced to see the real-world solution to this!
You are obviously spending too much time on eteamz. Besides, the pitch to B3 was a ball. That is unless you intend to call every pitch a strike
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