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Originally Posted by SAump
A carelessly thrown bat in OBR merits warning and an ejection.
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Yes, exactly. After a warning, the
next offense by any team member results in an ejection.
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My indifference results from the manner UMPIRES have granted OC responsibility to take care of the issue.
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What umpires? Not real ones! Real umpires don't let the coaches run anything but their mouths, and those not for long. A good umpire will warn the player, his coach, and his team, that the next offender will be ejected. Period. End of discussion!
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I do NOT like it and it is an OPINION.
It is a well informed POLITICAL opinion you choose to ignore.
It is a well informed opinion that points out a weakness in the current rules.
Instead, you and your lost pups pretend the rule is greater than the game.
I have been attacked for forming an opinion defending the integrity of the game.
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You did not present this as an opinion, you presented it as a proper interpretation of the current rules, which it was not. Us "pups" know that the rule
is the game, and without the rules, there would be no game. You have not been attacked for forming an opinion, you have been corrected for passing off your opinion as fact.