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Originally Posted by rei
Mr.Childress also condones calling a play at a base the way it looks obvious to everybody else, even if it is the wrong call.
Just because Carl says it doesn't mean it is a good idea. 
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What the hell does he know about calling the bases? He always has the plate.
BTW, I found the second sentence of your quote elsewhere. It was in a combo dictionary/thesaurus as an example of "understatement."
(In our association, he'd have the bases at something approximating 50%, or he'd be a different kind of umpire--unemployed.)