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Originally Posted by Rich Ives
Steve said
The umpire couldn't call anyone out, but he could have, and perhaps should have ejected the coach as per 4.05(b) PENALTY.
I read this to mean he could have called an out and should have ejected the coach. I can see where you're coming from, that he's saying you could have and should have ejected the coach. Making it two sentences would have cleared it up for me.
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Then you have an interesting way of reading the phrase "The umpire couldn't call anyone out." I read this to mean that the umpire couldn't call anyone out. You read it the way you want, I suppose.
He then goes on to say that he could have and probably should have EJECTED the coach.