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Old Sat May 13, 2006, 10:02am
Rich Ives Rich Ives is offline
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Originally Posted by Rich Fronheiser
And it's a theory that has been abandoned by most clear thinking people.
You need to separate the "equal chances" thought from the "should we suspend" thought - as I did.

There 's nothing wrong with the theory that teams get an equal number of chances to score and never will be.

I DID say I was NOT talking about whether or not the game should have been suspended.

In the LL environment, suspending can be a real pain in the butt. It messes up game scheduling, field scheduling, concession scheduling, umpire scheduling, pitching (due to the inning and rest requirements), and perhaps player/coach availability.
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