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Originally Posted by mike31
Steve,
The same Federation rule that keeps coaches out of live ball territory insists that players and coaches remain in the dugout.
If followed, we cannot allow a potty break without a team warning. We sure can't suggest the coach leave the dugout.
I don't mean disrespect in my comment... I just find this a rule that doesn't need to be enforced.
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Mike,
As I see it, the difference is that I am likely to see the coach in live ball territory, I am not likely to notice where a coach is who is not in live ball territory. As I am working a game, I am concentrating on what happens on the field. So, as I said, I am not likely to see where the coach is - but as always, if I see a violation, I deal with it.
