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Originally Posted by Tim C
If an umpire calls "OUT!" that means he has seen the play. You don't call phantom outs.
Umpires have to have "some" ability to umpire. Pretty simple.
If the BU asks before the call OR the call is safe a PU can give help (if asked). If the call is "OUT!" then there is no help to be given.
Make that an 'Old Timer" or "Bullheaded" decision, it is simply correct.
But actually I get my calls.
Regards,
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The BU gets in position to make the call, and if any question - then ask!
Once you call out, then he's out!
I'm as PU headed back to the plate.
Who cares what the coach thinks - he's not an umpire.
Thanks
David