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Old Fri Jun 21, 2002, 07:28pm
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Re: Re: Re: Yes, but.

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Originally posted by Bfair
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I mean, you can't seriously be proposing that we become intolerant to a manager who enters the field to question a judgment call, can you? In my opinion, that intolerant attitude really makes you, the umpire, look bad.
Jim, I didn't understand Jerry's post to mean intolerant at all, but rather, to be cautious.
All may not be what it appears to be..............


Just my opinion,

Freix

No, Steve, I wasn't implying that he meant that we should be intolerant. Obviously he wouldn't mean that. That's why I worded it the way I did.

What I can't understand is how to be, "cautious." There's a coach on the field who asked me politely what I saw. How do I respond if I'm being cautious as opposed to simply explaining to him what I saw? I think in either case we just explain what we saw. If he gets insulting after that, deal with it then.

A coach is sure to react negatively if he detects that you are suspicious of him from the outset.
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