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Old Wed Jul 02, 2008, 09:51pm
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Originally Posted by TussAgee11
(turning smart *** on) If its "smittyish" or "old-timer" to have that secret signal, then I guess I was trained by a smitty old-time umpire who works NCAA ball and is considered the best umpire in our association (smart-*** off).
Ethics is not level related.

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If it is actually wrong to do this, then I'll stop. I don't understand why it's wrong, I think it's wrong that you have to go to your partner by rule, I think it's wrong that your partner could overturn the call that you know you had right.
How is it wrong to follow the ruled?

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And, I don't agree with not having double secret probation signals in some circumstances. I'd love to hear where or why this started becoming smitty-ish, or why the mindset on this changed.
It was back when we decided that it was coaches who could cheat, not umpires.
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