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Originally Posted by coach2535
10U USSSA tournament game. During pregame conference PU has warned both sides against argueing, etc and has established himself as a stern, untolerable PU. We are playing with 9 players, no subs available.
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Plate are no place for warnings unless the two teams have a history (proof) of throwing at one another. This should be decided upon by the TD, assigner or someone else in higher authority. The umpires will give this warning but it should not be their decision! Other than that, the plate meeting is for introductions, ground rules, in play/out of play, sportsmanship (if required by rule) and verification of equipment by the coaches (if required by rule).
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Originally Posted by coach2535
My questions are: Should a reasonable PU warn the player or coach in this sitch?
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I am assuming that you are playing OBR type rules. If so, the only warning in the rules is for "bean balling" in which both dugouts get the warning.
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Originally Posted by coach2535
Can a player, once tossed, be allowed back in the game.
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No. If an umpire removes a coach or player from the game "that is all she wrote".
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Is this protestable by the other team. SNIPPED
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Why would the opposition protest over an ejection against the other team?